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Blog: Student, remember to use your vote!

Student well-being is created by the smooth running of everyday life, accessible services and effective mental health support. That is why the results of the regional and municipal elections affect all of our everyday lives – you still have time to vote, 13.4.

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Blog: Student, how are you?

“How are you?” – a question that may seem mundane, but is a burden for more and more students. Mental health challenges, income uncertainty and a performance culture are putting more and more strain on students. The role of organizations as community builders and providers of preventive support is now more important than ever. Well-being is not an individual burden – it is our shared responsibility.

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Candidate blog: Looking for well-being

It’s that time of year again when student unions focus on ensuring continuity. While the focus is partially on the upcoming year already, we are still living in the present moment and reflecting on the past, as discussions about the upcoming representatives and...

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Candidate blog: Towards student-friendly cities

What defines a good city for students: the branding of the city or the wellbeing of its students? With local elections approaching next spring, now is a good time to consider what cities could do to improve student life. The situation of students has sparked...