This Thursday at 8pm, Studium Generale and Hesiodos offer an online workshop on abstract painting with the theme “connect with your body”.

Now that we seem to have ‘flattened the curve’ and the number of corona victims reduces, our eyes are opened to the ravage the crisis has left.

Arts are a great way to add a face and a feeling to abstract matters. And photography can tell an entire story with a single image.

The drastic changes to society, the draconian measures taken by some governments, the sense of being in a historic period, and the speed in which it has all happened seem more typical for fiction than for reality.

In these times of economic uncertainty there is once again talk of a universal basic income, which has the potential to save many from poverty. Could it also improve our mental health?

At @TUDelft we are all about ‘Impact for a better society’. That implies creating technology that is useful and has a clear purpose. Well, not necessarily…

Do you want to stay healthy and build new habits during the pandemic? Or rather just sit back with a Netflix series and discussion? Why not both!

The corona pandemic confronts us with all sorts of issues we usually don’t really (want to) think about. Death is one of them.

Today the Netherlands commemorates the end of WWII and, in a sense, the end of fascism in Europe. In today’s SG Corona Care Package, anarachist writer Jay Fraser warns readers to consider the return of (what he sees as) a fascist sentiment in the wake of the corona crisis.

How do you work on your health during COVID-19 pandemic and support your immune function? The COVID-19 crisis is asking a lot of us. Being at home a lot can make it difficult for you to take care of your health.

Stop hoarding and keep your social distance! That’s what we have been told over and over since the corona measures were announced. Yet the first couple of weeks, supermarkets were plundered nonetheless.

A few weeks in quarantine and we’re becoming more and more used to being hermits. Being locked down also gives the opportunity to express yourself. So this week it is time to find our inner creative voice!

Every Tuesday in the coming weeks we’ll be exploring one of the cultural reactions to the pandemic: the rise of ideology. From all across the political spectrum opinion makers are talking about “the world after corona,” predicting what will change and what will stay the same. 

Do you also miss hanging out with your friends in Delft? Or do you miss meeting new people? StayDelft is here to help you stay connected!

Sound familiar? It’s a classic line from the movie Network (highly recommended) but it’s also how some of us feel about the corona crisis and the restrictions we’re under right now. Frustrated, irritated, angry.