Save Delete Education 10/10/2019 7 min Setting to work to innovate education Last week, TU/e innovation Space celebrated its official first birthday. Cursor dropped by at this vibrant community and facility to hear what's been up. by Norbine Schalij
Save Delete Research , Sports 03/10/2019 Smart runners keep on running Over two and a half million people in the Netherlands do it. But they could do it more often, and safer. That’s why researchers at Industrial Design are looking for ways to motivate and support runners using smart technology. by Tom Jeltes
Save Delete Student , People , Sports 02/10/2019 “Full-time sport? That's a slightly scary prospect” Marissa Damink is witty, sociable and, above all, true to herself. Since coolly deciding she wanted to thrust herself into the pack of leading 800-meter runners, her life has been a voyage of discovery. by Raymond Starke
Save Delete Student , The University 25/09/2019 How do you ensure that everyone feels welcome? Newcomers, and in particular master's students and PhD students, do not always feel equally welcome at the TU/e. In order to change that, the university will soon launch a large-scale project in collaboration with five other European universities with similar experiences. by Judith van Gaal
Save Delete Student , People 11/09/2019 "I felt so homesick" Only few people in Eindhoven realized that the cheerful curly Sanne van Diemen felt miserable in the first half of the academic year because of homesickness. She regularly called home crying. And she probably wasn't the only one, but just like her, few people find it easy to talk about homesickness. But now it's over, she’s telling her story to help others. by Norbine Schalij
Save Delete Student , People 28/08/2019 5 min Paracetamol for president: getting used to Dutch healthcare The Netherlands is known among internationals for waiting for illness symptoms to just pass without intervention and giving some paracetamol to relieve pain in the meantime. by Bridget Alcione Spoor
Save Delete Student , People 05/07/2019 6 min #Wanderlust or #staycation? Summer vacation. That blissful, always too short period intended for something other than work or studying. In this portrait series we look beyond the standard plans and we asked on campus: "Do you have any special vacation plans?". by Bridget Alcione Spoor
Save Delete The University 27/06/2019 10 min TU/e opts for women: no more grey area Het Executive Board caused a great commotion with the annoucement that as of July 1 female scientists will be given priority in the first six months when filling vacancies. Cursor asked for the opinions within the university.
Save Delete The University 19/06/2019 8 min Facing obstacles in campus buildings When you are visually impaired or wheelchair-bound, you experience our campus in a very different way. Real Estate Management, Personnel and Organization and Cursor were keen to find out what problems students with a disability run into and decided to test the accessibility of buildings on the TU/e campus site with a few ‘experienced experts.’ by Judith van Gaal
Save Delete Student , People 11/06/2019 Internationals dare to speak up: “Yes, I am lonely” Left out. Lonely. Not connected. Not the feelings you hope for when you’re going to study abroad. But international students indicate that they feel lonely in the Netherlands. "If you don’t get a social life here, what do you really have?" by Bridget Alcione Spoor
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