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09.04.2014
The purpose of this inquiry is to improve the quality of academic sports services in Joensuu. The long-term goal is to merge the sporting services for students and staff at...
07.04.2014
The Student Union of the University of Eastern Finland (ISYY) will celebrate May Day at its campuses in Joensuu, Kuopio and Savonlinna during 24.4.−1.5.2014. The programme includes festivities organised by...
07.04.2014
The first Culture Week in the Student Union’s (ISYY) history was held at all campuses on 31.3.–6.4.2014. Now it is time to give feedback on the Week and its events....
03.04.2014
There weren’t enough pre-enrollments for Savonlinna campus Sawo-Karjala Excursion on 29.4. which means that the Excursion has been cancelled. Tickets for the Joensuu campus Sawo-Karjala Excursion can already be purchased...
03.04.2014
All units of the Finnish Student Health Service (FSHS) are closed from 18 April to 21 April 2014. The units are closed on Holy Thursday (17.4) from 13 pm. Travel...
28.03.2014
Dear Everybody, this is just a reminder that the daylight saving time (summer time) starts on Sunday 30 March. This means that we will turn the clocks one hour ahead...
25.03.2014
Sawo-Karjala Excursion is one of the most famous and popular May Day celebration traditions of the Student Union (ISYY). During the Excursion, students circle around Eastern Finland on buses on...
25.03.2014
The Student Union’s (ISYY) campus offices will be closed during Easter holidays on 17.–23.4.2014. The Joensuu and Kuopio offices are open, exceptionally, on Wed 16.4.2014. On May Day week (week...
20.03.2014
The Executive Board for the Student Union of the University of Eastern Finland (ISYY) has selected Anu Lipponen as ISYY’s new Secretary for International and Administrative Affairs in its meeting...
11.03.2014
Tahdon2013 has launched a postcard campaign. Wish your member of the Parliament a Good Equality Day by sending him or her a traditional postcard and by explaining why the law...