UNIRSM News Saturday, May 25th, competitions, exhibitions, seminars, and music for the University of San Marino's Notte Bianca.

Saturday, May 25th, competitions, exhibitions, seminars, and music for the University of San Marino's Notte Bianca.

Exhibitions, seminars, workshops, music, and many other initiatives dedicated to culture and networking will feature the University of the Republic of San Marino's Notte Bianca (White Night), scheduled for Saturday, May 25th, starting at 4:00 PM in the historic center of San Marino.

The event will open with a reunion in Piazza della Libertà, attended by over a thousand graduates and students who have studied in the Republic since 2005 in the fields of Design, Civil Engineering, and Management Engineering. Testimonials from alumni who have distinguished themselves most in their professional careers will be presented, as well as the Mattia Tugnoli Award, presented for the best theses on social innovation defended during the last academic year.

At the university's Ancient Monastery of Santa Chiara, a series of initiatives will be held, including the exhibition "The Culture of Making," born from an international cooperation project with the Institute of Industrial Design at the FNW University of Design and Art in Basel, Switzerland, involving 45 students and 12 faculty. This will be complemented by a Sound Design workshop curated by Usmaradio, the university's radio station, aimed at musicians and others.
Starting at 18 pm in Piazza della Libertà, there will be a series of "pills" on Design curated by teachers and former teachers, as well as a team game.
Finally, from 21:30 pm, students and former students will take to the stage for live music on Lo Stradone square, followed by a DJ set.
Admission is free.

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