UT student newsletter
Student Union news
The latest news from the Student Union.
This year’s ball theme is “Patterns”
The ball will take place on 1 December at the Vanemuine Concert Hall. Doors open at 6:00 pm, and the programme begins at 7:15 pm.
This year’s ball theme is “Patterns”, inspired by SADU’s song of the same name. Guests are encouraged to embrace a variety of patterns in their formal wear, while traditional folk costumes are equally welcome. You can find outfit inspiration from the image below.
The entertainment programme features performances by the University of Tartu Symphony Orchestra and Big Band Tartu. Guests will also have the opportunity to enjoy performances by the folk dancers of the University of Tartu Folk Art Ensemble.
➔ Tickets are now on sale via Fienta.
➔ Keep an eye on the Facebook event as well.
ESN Tartu x ENLIGHT trivia night
On November 24th at 20:00, ESN Tartu and ENLIGHT are hosting a trivia night focused on student mobility, along with other fun topics.
It’s a great opportunity to learn about study abroad opportunities through ENLIGHT and Erasmus+, get answers to any questions or concerns you might have, and meet new people.
Snacks will be provided, and there are prizes for the top teams! The event will be held in English.
The main performer at the National University Anniversary Ball is SADU
Last week, SADU released their second studio album, „Teine vaatus“, and you’ll have the chance to hear some of its brand-new tracks live at the Ball. The theme of the ball is „Patterns“, inspired by the band’s song with the same title. We encourage guests to incorporate a variety of patterns into their formal attire, and traditional national costumes are also welcome.
The ball will take place on 1 December at the Vanemuine Concert Hall. Doors open at 6:00 pm, and the programme begins at 7:15 pm.
➔ Tickets are now on sale via Fienta.
➔ Keep an eye on the Facebook event as well.
The main performer at the National University Anniversary Ball is SADU
We are delighted to announce that SADU will be the main performer at this year’s ball! The theme of the ball is „Patterns“, inspired by the band’s song with the same title. We encourage guests to incorporate a variety of patterns into their formal attire, and traditional national costumes are also welcome.
The ball will take place on 1 December at the Vanemuine Concert Hall. Doors open at 6:00 pm, and the programme begins at 7:15 pm.
In the press release, the ball’s head organiser, Birgit Kask, highlighted that SADU will bring a distinctive musical experience to this year’s event. „We are delighted to have SADU as our headline act, whose music will create a special atmosphere for the evening.“
➔ Tickets are now on sale via Fienta.
➔ More information.
➔ Keep an eye on the Facebook event as well.
The anniversary ball of Estonia’s National University 107
Once again, we invite the entire university family to celebrate the anniversary of the National University on 1 December! With the annual ball we celebrate the Estonian language in higher education as the first Estonian language university was opened in Tartu in 1919.During the evening, you can let yourself be captured in front of the photo wall and in the photo box. In addition, you can take part in a raffle. This year’s theme is “Patterns”.
Tickets on sale from 26 October at Fienta!
➔ More information on UTSU’s website.
➔ Keep an eye on the Facebook event as well.
UTSU Noodle House
On Thursday, 24 September, the University of Tartu Student Union is offering all students a free lunch at Peeter Põllu Square. You can enjoy the noodles between 12:00-16:00.
The aim of the “UTSU Noodle House” is to provide all students with a quick and comforting free lunch between lectures. If you are hungry, all you need to do is show up and enjoy some noodles. Good company awaits, along with a chance to discover the exciting activities of the University of Tartu Student Union. Come along and bring a friend too!
UTSU Noodle House
On Thursday, 24 September, the University of Tartu Student Union is offering all students a free lunch at Peeter Põllu Square. You can enjoy the noodles between 12:00-16:00.
The aim of the “UTSU Noodle House” is to provide all students with a quick and comforting free lunch between lectures. If you are hungry, all you need to do is show up and enjoy some noodles. Good company awaits, along with a chance to discover the exciting activities of the University of Tartu Student Union. Come along and bring a friend too!
UTSU Noodle House
On Thursday, 24 September, the University of Tartu Student Union is offering all students a free lunch at Peeter Põllu Square. You can enjoy the noodles between 11:45-16:00.
The aim of the “UTSU Noodle House” is to provide all students with a quick and comforting free lunch between lectures. If you are hungry, all you need to do is show up and enjoy some noodles. Good company awaits, along with a chance to discover the exciting activities of the University of Tartu Student Union. Come along and bring a friend too!
➔ More information on UTSU website.
Speech of the President of UTSU
“Estonia’s future depends not only on how many highly educated people we have, but also on who has the opportunity to obtain that education. When a student is forced to choose between studying and making ends meet, it is not only that student who loses. Ultimately, the university, society, Estonia, and the wider world lose as well.”
