On Monday, March 11th, the Fallas were celebrated at the Student Recreation Center. At 10:00 in the morning, hot chocolate with pumpkin fritters was served to all the students who came to the hall of the building.
Last Friday at the Student Recreation Center, an event organized by the spontaneous generation group FSUPV Team took place, focused on automotive competitions in the Formula Student category.
During the event, they conducted the Concept Reveal of their latest prototype, the FSUPV-11, aiming to showcase to sponsors and university personalities the development of the new prototype, the team’s results in past competitions, as well as the objectives they are setting for the future.
The event concluded with a catering service to allow new members and companies to connect with each other and to gain firsthand insight into our concerns and goals.
On Thursday, February 22nd, the Analytical Challenge Torrecid Hackathon was held in the Ximo Mora room at the Student Recreation Center, organized by the LideraT UPV group and sponsored by the multinational company Torrecid.
During the event, the challenge of creating a comprehensive plan for the digital transformation of a company in the ceramic sector was posed. Participants attempted to provide solutions in small groups to compete for victory while acquiring knowledge and gaining new experiences.
The hackathon was a real success and had a high level of participation.
Last Friday, February 16th, the Music Sessions organized by the EMC (Contemporary Music Ensemble of the UPV) were held on the ground floor of the Student Recreation Center, a group of Spontaneous Generation focused on current music and the organization of various events and activities around this theme.
These sessions are small concerts aimed at serving as a showcase for emerging musical artists from the university environment to make themselves known.
Last Friday, the attending audience had the opportunity to enjoy several artists who performed different pieces. On one hand, Sandra Sánchez performed solo, and on the other hand, the Valencian band Groelandia.
Today, February 14th, “Valentine’s Day” has been celebrated at the Student Recreation Center. On the occasion of this celebration, members of the Student Delegation have been installed on the ground floor of the building to carry out an activity for all students. This consists of writing a love note to receive a condom and to be able to participate in the drawing for a sweatshirt.
Likewise, outside the Student Recreation Center, members of the Occupational Health and Safety and Health Department of UPV, in collaboration with the Red Cross, have set up to inform about different contraceptive methods and sexually transmitted diseases. Since European Sexual Health Day is also celebrated on February 14th.
Today, Tuesday, February 13th, Radio Day was celebrated on one of the terraces of the Student Recreation Center. The Radio-Television UPV team set up their equipment to broadcast live from the building. Throughout the morning, various announcers who participate in the programs aired, along with several guests brought for the occasion, took part.
Broadcasting commenced at 10 in the morning, and during the sessions, food and drinks were distributed to the event participants and to those who came to learn more about the world of radio.
On Thursday, February 8th, the “UPV Welcome Day” was held in the social hall of the Student Recreation Center, an event aimed at welcoming exchange students who will be studying at UPV this second semester.
During the event, paella was served, and several student associations participated, taking the opportunity to introduce themselves.
The event was organized by the ESN (Erasmus Student Network) association and had a wide participation.
From the Student Recreation Center, we would like to announce the opening of the Call for Activity Projects, aiming to facilitate the organization and implementation of various activities in our facilities for the year 2024.
This call seeks active participation from the university community through the submission of proposals in the artistic, cultural, and recreational fields.
If you are interested, we invite you to review the details of the call in the following document:
If you are interested in proposing and organizing an activity at the Student House, you should fill out the following form:
During January 30 and 31, the academic sessions of the European Cerberus project will take place in the Ximo Mora room at the Student Recreation Center.
These sessions, featuring the participation of international researchers, will focus on finding innovative solutions in the field of livestock and agriculture by leveraging new technologies with the clear goal of enhancing sustainability while sustaining productivity. This approach aims to benefit all sectors of society.
