🔹 Enrollment and Tuition Fee Regulations 2025/2026
We gave positive advice on the tuition fee regulations of 2025/2026. However, we urge the university to clearly communicate these changes to students as soon as possible. We also look forward to an update on the JADS project next Spring.
🔹 Central Wellbeing Walk-in Point on Campus
We raised concerns about the lack of a clear response to our initiative. While we are happy that Student Party SAM, Vita, and Student Party Stimulus have collaborated to create the Wellbeing Walk-in Point in the Lochal, we emphasize the importance of transparent and direct communication regarding our initiatives. We look forward to promoting this new facility together with Tilburg University!
🔹 Wellbeing Assessment in Policy Decisions
We appreciate the response to our initiative and believe that providing more insight into the decision-making process will help us to better understand how decisions are taken at our university. We look forward to seeing this elaboration implemented from June onwards.
🔹 Response to Advisory Committee on Collaborations
We have raised serious concerns regarding the handling of the Advisory Committee’s advice. If the University Council was not involved, who were the stakeholders that were consulted? Not following up on the committee’s first advice undermines its credibility and has led to negative publicity both within and outside the university. We demand transparency on how this process will be improved to prevent similar issues in the future. A new meeting to discuss this issue with the Executive Board will be planned in the near future.
📌 New Memo Submission
We have submitted a follow-up memo on expanding the cabinets with menstrual products across campus! We have been working with a partner who provides sustainable and biological products. Stay tuned for updates!
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