Besides melting snow and singing birds, one of the most obvious signs of spring had finally arrived after Easter – the traditional Wappu tour. This year, the tour consisted of four sitsi parties held on April 23rd – 26th. Since the tour was longer and more hard-core than previous years, there might have been […]

“Don’t undertake a project unless it is manifestly important and nearly impossible.” -Edwin H. Land Almost two months ago, March 10th, was an exciting day for many. 52 participants from 12 different schools and 3 different countries arrived to Helsinki. At the same time the organizing team of 13 students was eager to begin the

NESU-KY celebrated KY’s 103rd birthday by throwing the annual ball sitsiparty. Straying from tradition, however, this year’s sitsiparty was held at the elegant G18 ballroom where the jubilant KY students honored the school’s turning of years, and began to awaken their party spirits for Saturday’s main event. The dress code followed along the fancy line

A big part of the general discussion in the past few years has focused on how NESU could regain our former position in the countries we used to be in. Unfortunately talking about being more international is the most we’ve done. There has been efforts in contacting student union representatives in Sweden, Denmark and Norway

NESU-KY ’14 turned on the heat with a tropical summer theme at the active year’s second event of the year. Yes, we’re referring to the already-a-legend Club-Lagoon pre-sitsiparty. Since the occasion was interdisciplinary, the diverse guest pool varied from aspiring doctors all the way to future lawyers.    This time around the party itself was

  NESU-KY kicked off the 2014 sitsi-party season at the KY house in an intergalactic fashion on January 15th. The active year NESU-KY ‘14 threw an annual practice sitsi-party giving the old NESU members a chance to welcome and train the newbies into the sitsi-party culture. The night progressed smoothly following already familiar traditions, but

The newly elected board of NESU-TuKy ’14 started their regime by arranging a sitsi-party before huge cross-disciplinary bar party Back2School. The whole event had a Tomorrowland-theme and it indeed attracted festival- and sitsi lovers all the way from Helsinki in large numbers. Once again the atmosphere was nothing short of awesome and everyone had a

Thursday, the day before the Independence day of our great home country Finland, a 10-people group of NESU-walruses left Töölö and headed towards the Mikkeli campus. We’d heard stories about the way of partying in Mikkeli, and so we were eager to see for ourselves what all this really meant. The proggikset were different but entertaining and

On the 31st of October we headed towards Turku with our group of nine walruses and one already experienced sitsipartyer. The train ride flew by as we brainstormed for our proggis and put the final touches on our gift to the toasts. After our arrival in Turku we had an hour or so to spare

30.10. was the day we three walruses had eagerly waited for: our very first sitsi party outside KY! Luckily we had two more experienced KY-ers with us, so we didn’t have to survive all by ourselves. After a trip in a very crowded train we arrived to Tampere and decided to grab a bite to