Boardroom Buzz

‘Every regulation that isn’t a complete lockdown is a win’

Many UT students do it, want to do it or have done it in the past. Of course, we're talking about a board year. But what if your board year coincides with a global pandemic? In this series, U-Today asks study associations how they deal with the ‘new normal’. This fifth episode: Sirius, the association for Health Sciences, European Studies and Management, Society & Technology.
Campus Life

‘It’s very hard to taste the atmosphere when you’re online’

What’s it like for first year students to study and make friends in these weird times? Do they feel like they’re a real student now or has their experience at the university been lackluster until now? Seven freshmen share their personal experiences.
Campus Life

Free tools every student should know

It’s no secret that students give the word procrastination its meaning. However, between the constant loop of partying and binge watching, there is still some work that needs to be done. This list of seven useful tools will increase your productivity and skills. And don’t worry, they’re free.
Boardroom Buzz

‘We have a corona chief on our board’

Many UT students do it, want to do it or have done it in the past. Of course, we're talking about a board year. But what if your board year coincides with a global pandemic? In this series, U-Today asks study associations how they deal with the ‘new normal’. This fourth episode: Paradoks, the association of Biomedical Engineering and Technical Medicine.
De wedstrijd van de week

Solar Boat Twente wint van ‘eend’ in Groningse grachten

Elke week strijden UT’ers om de overwinning. Soms op topniveau, soms in de kelderklasse en alles daartussen. In deze ‘wedstrijd van de week’ de studenten van Solar Boat Twente, die het in Groningen opnamen tegen een ‘eend’. Niet een kwakende vogel, maar een op waterstof aangedreven Deux Chevaux.
Campus Life
How local student musicians deal with the corona crisis

‘Bringing people together creates the music’

From drive-in concerts to livestream shows, artists have to walk the extra mile to create a sound in a time in which the world stands still. Five UT students talk about the impact the crisis had on them as local musicians.
Boardroom Buzz
Boardroom Buzz, episode 3

‘The restrictions at the university are too harsh’

Many UT students do it, want to do it or have done it in the past. Of course, we're talking about a board year. But what if your board year coincides with a global pandemic? In this series, U-Today asks study associations how they deal with the ‘new normal’. This third episode: Alembic, the study association for Chemical Science & Engineering.
De wedstrijd van de week

Nieuwe lichting Euros snuffelt aan kanopolo

Elke week strijden UT’ers om de overwinning. Soms op topniveau, soms in de kelderklasse en alles daartussen. In deze ‘wedstrijd van de week’ de leden van D.K.V. Euros op het kampioenschap kanopolo Oost-Nederland.
Cartoon

Cartoon #57 by LUVANE

The first Monday of every month LUVANE presents you with a freshly cooked campus cartoon. A plate full of tasty colors, flavored with a pinch of humor, and served to satisfy your sateless hunger for procrastination.
Campus Life

Seven coronaproof student activities

A second wave, more rigorous measures. The crisis is asking all of us to make sacrifices, when we might be needing social contact more than ever. Under the guise of creative problem solving: seven activities that you can still do together, without breaking the rules.
Campus Life

At home by choice: ‘It is a good solution for me’

The UT has reopened its doors and employees are welcome on campus at 40% capacity, but not everybody is rushing back. For some UT colleagues, working from home is not only the ‘norm’. It is a choice. Why have they decided to stay in their home office and what are the (dis)advantages of this arrangement?
Boardroom Buzz

‘We were just getting comfortable’

Many UT students do it, want to do it or have done it in the past. Of course, we're talking about a board year. But what if your board year coincides with a global pandemic? In this series, U-Today asks study associations how they deal with the ‘new normal’. This second episode: Dimensie, the study association for Psychology.
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