Among other things this week, campus offers a clothes swap pub, waltz class and movie night!

Welcome to member breakfast with student union politics theme, table tennis, lindy hop and much more!

Today at 17.44 the link for the ticket registration will be released.

On November 23 and 25, international students can get their Covid-19 vaccination booster on campus.

Join the music quiz during this week’s student union pub or a visit to the Norwegian embassy!

What happened on campus and beyond this week? #studietid’s reporter Isa Diamant guides you through this week’s headlines in our recap for week 45.

SUS can now offer a new member benefit! With Red Bull Gaming Sphere you receive discounts on drinks and on rental gaming equipment.

Next week, SUS invites all PhD students to their own pub! You can also join the teacher students’ ball or make dumplings.

What happened on campus and beyond this week? #studietid’s reporter Avantika Ananthakrishnan guides you through this week’s headlines in our recap for week 44.

Welcome to SUS’s Halloween pub on Tuesday! If you wish to celebrate Halloween some more, there is also NF’s dinner party and ESN’s party with the same theme.

What happened on campus and beyond this week? #studietid’s reporter Isa Diamant guides you through this week’s headlines in our recap for week 42.

This week on campus you can hang out at a Halloween pub or join a board game night and much more!

The newly elected government is composed of the Moderate Party, the Christian Democrats, the Liberals and the Sweden democrats. In their cooperation agreement, they suggest that the aliens law for doctoral students be re-evaluated.

Visit the student union associations fair, SUS’s kårpub or our free member breakfast and much more!

This week you can go to a seminar with the delegates from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or to an Open Stage Night!

SUS’s presidium show their support for students and other citizens in Iran, after the latest reports of that protesters in Iran have been subjected to violence by the Iranian government.

Johanna Hajnos studied in the sociology program before she had to call in for sick leave. A major factor in this, according to Johanna, was the institution's lack of educational support and the ignorance of neuropsychiatric disabilities.

What happened on campus and beyond this week? #studietid’s reporter Avantika Ananthakrishnan guides you through this week’s headlines in our recap for week 39.

On Tuesday, it is finally time for the Student Union Pub again! This week, you can also join a lecture about the freedom of the press.

What happened on campus and beyond this week? #studietid’s reporter Isa Diamat guides you through this week’s headlines in our recap for week 38.