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NewsActivisten van University Rebellion wilden donderdagmorgen vertrekkende busjes van studievereniging Stress richting staalproducent Tata Steel blokkeren. Het Stress-bestuur hield echter al rekening met de actie, ze vertrokken daarom eerder en vanaf een andere plek.
NewsActivists from University Rebellion wanted to block departing vans of study association Stress in the direction of steel producer Tata Steel on Thursday morning. However, the Stress board already took the action into account, so they left earlier and from a different place.
NewsHoe zet je de universiteit onder druk om klimaatregelen te nemen? Die vraag stond dinsdag centraal tijdens een ‘escalatieladder’-workshop van University Rebellion en Green Hub Twente, ter gelegenheid van de Sustainability Week. ‘We kunnen Taylor Swift vragen of zij onze actie wil ondersteunen.’
NewsHow do you pressure the university to take climate action? That question was at the centre of an 'escalation ladder' workshop by University Rebellion and Green Hub Twente on Tuesday, on the occasion of Sustainability Week. 'We could ask Taylor Swift if she wants to support our action.'
NewsDe nepmail die woensdagmorgen aan een grote groep medewerkers en studenten werd gestuurd is afkomstig van University Rebellion Twente, een klimaatrebellenclub actief op de UT. Dat laat de actiegroep per mail weten aan U-Today.
NewsThe fake email that was sent to a large group of employees and students on Wednesday morning originates from University Rebellion Twente, a climate rebel club active at UT. The action group informed U-Today of this by email.
NewsDe studenten van de onlangs opgerichte protestbeweging University Rebellion voerden vandaag actie op het O&O-plein. Hun belangrijkste eis: de UT moet meer doen tegen klimaatverandering. ‘We willen het systeem veranderen.’
NewsThe students of the recently founded movement University Rebellion protested on the O&O-square today. Their main demand: the UT must act now to combat climate change. ‘We want to change the system.’
With the magazine ROOTS we want to connect students and companies. We do this by bringing stories of starters on the labor market. They talk about living and working in the region. We also publish advertorials. In this way, companies come into the spotlight of students and students get an idea of the life that awaits them and what opportunities there are in the region.
