Important!
The Student Recreation Centre will be closed to the public from January 27th to 31st. To ensure service, we have set up a temporary dining area in Building 5S, located in the stands of the football field.
The dining area will be open Monday to Friday, from 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM.
We apologize for any inconvenience and thank you for your understanding.
Below, you can see images of the new temporary dining area.
At The Student Recreation Centre we have updated our collection of games so that you have new options to enjoy. Some games have left our toy library, but in their place we have added titles that may surprise you and offer you different experiences.
Among the new features, you can now find games like Picnic, Saboteur, Wingspan, Vaccine Mind, Survive the Island, Rescue Mission and Secret Mission. All of them are added to the games you already know, such as Monopoly, Exploding Kittens, Fallera Calavera, Trivia, Chess, Parcheesi, in addition to billiards, cards and dice that are always available.
The idea is to offer a space where you can disconnect, play and share good times. If you are curious about any of the new titles or want to revisit the classics, we are waiting for you at The Student Recreation Centre.
Playroom poster:
Last Friday, December 13th, the iDays UPV Awards took place at the Student House of the Universitat Politècnica de València, organized in collaboration with EIT Health. For the fifth consecutive year, the event inspired students and individuals interested in health and wellness innovation, fostering creative solutions to current challenges like the effects of the recent DANA. Participants, guided by mentors, presented their ideas to a jury in a dynamic and collaborative environment.
From CEUPV they have prepared a CHOCOLATE at the Student Recreation Centre.
It will be on Wednesday, December 11 at 5:30 p.m.
400 rations of chocolate and coca de llanda were distributed!
Thank you very much for coming and sharing!
The vice-rector José Alberto Conejero together with the student delegates from the centers and
the president of the UPV student council
From the Student Recreation Center, we join the commemorative events of the 46th Anniversary of the Spanish Constitution.
46 years ago, on December 6, 1978, the Constitution was born as a symbol of equality and freedom, laying the foundations for building the Spain we are today: a modern, diverse, and pluralistic country.
The Constitution belongs to everyone and is for everyone. It is essential that the entire citizenry, especially the younger generation, knows, appreciates, and feels the Constitution as a text that belongs to all generations.
You can find more information here.
Today we celebrate the 21st anniversary of the Student Recreation Centre!
Although this year, due to the circumstances caused by the DANA, we won’t be able to hold any celebration activities, we want to thank all of you for being part of this space and making it part of your daily lives.
As a memento, we’ve attached here the very first poster of the Casa.
Thank you for coming, participating, and being part.
Let’s keep moving forward together!
From October 28th to 31st, Student Recreation Centre will be decorated to celebrate Halloween.
Come by to check out the decorations!
Take a picture at our photo booth and you can pick up some candy at the Help Desk on the ground floor. The Student Recreation Centre will provide everything you need to get in the spirit!
On September 11th, an information booth was set up to provide details about rapid HIV testing, as well as to distribute protective materials and brochures. The event was organized by the Red Cross as part of the UPVsaludable program.
Last Tuesday, September 10th, the “Development Education Strategy for the Valencian Community 2024-2029 EnDavant” conference was held in the Ximo Mora Room at the Student Recreation Centre. The event featured the participation of the Director General of Inclusion and Development Cooperation, Pedro Carceller Icardo.
Last Friday, September 6th, the welcome event for new master’s students took place at the Student Recreation Centre, with the presence of the rector, Pepe Capilla, several vice-rectors, the head of the PIAE+ program, and the professors in charge. The rector welcomed the new students and thanked them for choosing the UPV to pursue their studies.
