University media revise statutes after pressure
photo spukkato / istock Nearly two years ago, Dutch higher education faced two major censorship cases—one in Delft and…
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Unnoticed opportunities
Unnoticed opportunities 30/06/2025 It’s not often that you take part in something that actually reshapes the way you…
And how are things in Singapore?
photo Privecollectie Jurre Wolters "In my first year at TU/e, I read a piece on Cursor written by a student abroad. I…
Prof talk | Staying naturally cool without air conditioning
photo Bart van Overbeeke “In the Netherlands, we don’t have a strong historical relationship with heat, so we never…
Networking
Networking 27/06/2025 Networking. At the mere mention of the word, many students get visions of get-togethers with…
"Integration not easy, but definitely worth it"
photo Levi Baruch Immediately upon setting foot on Dutch soil, Victoire Simon from Belgium (the French part), Simeon…
No side job possible? DUO study allowance coming back soon
photo SeventyFour / iStock It remains to be seen how quickly the system will change, but the House of Representatives…
Juggler Karel Schuller: from parade to global performer
photo Norbine Schalij The reason why Schuller took up juggling is pretty funny. “I wanted to be a juggler in the…
Lawyers with a touch of science
photo Kevin Rijnders Admittedly, they always felt a bit like ‘the odd ones out’ as humanities scholars among the…
And how are things at Svalbard?
photo Tim Hulsen “With fellow student Danny Vogels, I went on Jan. 3 to the town of Longyearbyen, which at 78°N latitude…
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