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🎬 Community cinema returns to Bedford.

Our 2nd film screening of the new year takes place on Saturday 31 January 2026.

We’re screening Rebels With Projectors, a Cinema For All short documentary about grassroots cinema, followed by a feature film chosen by the audience on the night.

📍 St Andrews Church Community Centre – Main Hall
🎟️ Tickets from £5
👀 Tickets coming soon — save the date

Posted @withregram • @flex.htwk JETZT ANMELDEN ✔️
Zum 8. Mitteldeutschen Forum „3D-Druck in der Anwendung“
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Am 02. Juni 2021 ist es so weit! Das 8.Mitteldeutsche Forum findet statt - dieses Jahr als Online-Event. Gastgeber ist diesmal die Hochschule Mittweida mit ihrer Fakultät Ingenieurwissenschaften.

Das Forum bietet Raum für den Austausch von zwischen Anwendern und Interessenten und ist offen für alle Interessierten.

Besonders freuen wir auf den Vortrag
„GrobKorn - Großformatiger 3D-Druck in Stahl für Konstruktionen in der Architektur“ von Alexander Stahr.

Interesse? Die Anmeldung für das Event ist bis zum 31.05.2021 möglich über die Website der HS Mittweida!

➡️ https://www.forschung.hs-mittweida.de/webs/forum-3d-druck/teilnehmen/anmeldung-fuer-teilnehmende/
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🤹🏻‍♀️@aslaneycollege Has several #fun virtual events to help you get through the first week of the Spring 2021 semester! ✨ #LaneyCollege #ASLC #AssociatedStudents #StudentEvents #WelcomeBack #VirtualEvents (at Oakland, California)
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It sounds crazy, but my first semester of college is more than halfway over! It’s been a whirlwind of learning, working, making friends, and having fun. Some of my favorite things have been my weekly environmental studies lab, my freshman year seminar (food, people, and the planet), joining the Student Events Board (SEB) and working events, and hanging out with my friends. 

This past Saturday was Shoremal, the big SEB event of the fall semester. Short for “Shoreman Formal”, alumni and current students flocked to this highly anticipated party held under a white tent on Kent Lawn. It was such a unique experience for me because: it was my first ever Shoremal, I was able to go to the dance and have fun, but I also got the opportunity to set up the event and work a shift checking students in. It was fun to be on the “staff” side of the event for a little while. Student Events board is definitely one of my favorite things that I do here at WAC!

After a polarizing election season, campus groups are collaborating to recognize concerns that have been expressed. This week, various departments are creating community gathering spaces, conversation spaces, relaxation spaces and events (PDF) open to the campus community. The list of spaces and events is accessible from the Dean of Students homepage and is being updated whenever new events are created or when missing locations, times and descriptions for items already on the list become available.

Don’t forget: The 13th Annual Spring Conference is Thursday, April 23 starting at 10 a.m. It’s free and open to the public.

We’d love to hear your thoughts!

How do you define creativity? 

How do you define creativity in a market setting? In an educational setting?

Looking for an internship or job in Advertising, Marketing, PR, Communications, or Design? Then attend this Philly Ad Club Student Event!

Step Up to the Job Genius Bar!

Wednesday, February 13th @ 6:15 – 8:15 p.m. - LaSalle University

We’ve moved to a new location - StudentEventsBlog.wordpress.com and we’d like to invite you to read it! Watch out for daily posts from our Campus Ambassadors, including tips for students, and news from the office. As always, discover the coolest student competitions, conferences, and seminars from around the world at www.StudentEvents.com!

Can you guess what this week’s theme is?

What do you imagine when you think of the word “design”?

Furniture, architecture, or computer graphics?

How about climate change, invention, or medicine? These are the many facets that Guiness World Record holders, Nobel Peace Prize winners, and contemporary artists talked about this past weekend at the annual Design Our Tomorrow (DOT) Conference 2011.

DOT Conference Nov 12, 2011. Photo Credit: Trevor Haldenby[[MORE]]

The conference was held at the beautiful Convocation Hall at University of Toronto’s downtown campus, and it was filled with students, young professionals, journalists, Nobel Peace Prize winners, seasoned professors, optimists – and a few pessimists. All were bright-eyed and excited for the speakers ahead.

The conference began with a performance by violin virtuoso, Yi-Ting Chen, and featured some incredible thinkers and dream makers. The audience was treated to new scientific discoveries, an original music score on the world’s first water instrument (the hydraulophone), and inspirational speakers – all in the span of 6 hours!

The Hydraulophone. Photo Credit: Trevor Haldenby

If you’re in a rut, or you’re down in the dumps about school, work, and life in general, I highly recommend finding a student conference near you. Here are my top 3 reasons to be a conference delegate:

1. Be inspired
   I came away with this conference with a renewed sense of determination and courage. It’s really refreshing to hear about a non-athlete who set the World Record for farthest distance traveled by his own power in a single day. It’s also remarkable the kinds of technologies being developed to aid the elderly to stay connected with loved ones.
2. Meet new people
   This conference was held in downtown Toronto, but a lot of students from surrounding cities made the trip. At conferences you can meet people from different schools and interact with professors too! All of the speakers were available afterwards in the atrium and were eager to interact with the audience.
3. Learn
   Design Our Tomorrow was a conference for youth who wanted to make a difference - from PhD computer science students, to undergraduate interior design, the speakers and the audience represented a broad array of studies. I learned a lot about design and aethestics that I wouldn’t have known otherwise!

Find new student conferences every week for any faculty @ StudentEvents.com

The last few days were very great. Jonathan (CEO of studentevents.com) ex-partner of Nir came for a few days to visit us in Copenhagen. He worked from StartupBootCamp offices and was a great add to our lonely life that we had after working hours (most of the time it’s shower and straight to bed).

We decided that it’s time to take a day off for visiting Malmo (only 20 minutes by train). We add a great time with Jonathan, his camera and Binoculars (a story of it’s own).

I forgot to say that he took his IPad back! Now we see News with our IPhones L

 Now, back to work!

It’s the last week of September already, and I can’t believe how fast this month went by! StudentEvents has been busy finding and posting all kinds of events now that school has started up again – 70 new events just posted last week! There’s no time like the present to get involved in something new. In celebration of trying new things, becoming a better person, and the seasons changing, we want to know:

What are you most looking forward to this year?

Is it that you’ve finally found a program that suits you? Did you get into all the classes you wanted? Or are you taking some rad electives like postmodern literature or Astrophysics 101? If you’re in first year, how much do you love campus now that you don’t have to ask 10 different seniors how to find the math building? Is cafeteria food all it’s amped up to be (well, maybe not amped up…)?

Reply with a photo or message with what you are MOST psyched about this year!!