Initiatives
Young Energists Club (JEK)
Chairperson – Rokas Pietaris.
During the 2024/2025 academic year, the Young Energists Club organised 4 excursions (to the Solitek factory, the Kruonis Pumped Storage Power Plant, the Vilnius Cogeneration Power Plant and the ORLEN Oil Refinery) and 4 lectures (on the liberalisation of the energy market, the post-synchronisation plans of EPSO-G, the COP 29 and the activities of the MT Group company).
In addition, 2 energy-themed quizzes were organised (in cooperation with the Erasmus Student Network and on the occasion of the Energy Day for students). The presentation of the EPSO-G Decade Plan and the conferences Baltic Energy Forum and LitRES were attended. A gala evening was also held to celebrate the synchronisation of the Baltic States with the European continental grid. Earth Day was celebrated in March with a "Loreto Day" at Vilnius University in Saulėtekis. During the event, students had the opportunity to make clay pots, plant a plant, listen to a discussion on what it means to be the "Green Capital of Europe" in Vilnius and watch a film on solutions to climate change.
START FM
Manager – Loranas Vaitkus
VU Radio START FM - VU SR and Vilnius University radio station, launched in 2005, is heard on 94.2 MHz FM in Vilnius and on the internet worldwide.
Lithuania's only student radio station provides a wide range of opportunities for students to express themselves: it helps train future journalists, programmers, and other professionals. START FM also actively supports disseminating the work of alternative Lithuanian and foreign artists and bands, conducts interviews with musicians and supports various artistic and social initiatives. The radio programme is aimed at members of the academic community of Vilnius City and Lithuanian universities and schools, young people and all people with musical curiosity. START FM's main values are creativity, community and an alternative approach to music and art.
START FM broadcasts are initiated and implemented by members of the community - students, graduates and lecturers of Vilnius University and other Lithuanian higher education institutions - and reflect the current affairs of the academic community and the lives of young people. The station's social importance is strengthened by the fact that START FM always tries to help the creators of social initiatives by allowing them to inform the public about their activities and actions.
During the reporting period, cultural, educational, and informative programmes were produced and broadcast, and VU journalism students gained practical knowledge and skills. During this period, the broadcasts were hosted by many socially active interviewees.
VU Kendo Club (VU KK)
Manager – Vytenis Almonaitis.
Vilnius University Student Representation Kendo Club (VUKC) was founded in 2008 to spread knowledge about kendo (Japanese fencing) among students and the community of Vilnius University. Currently the club is headed by Vytenis Almonaitis (VU Faculty of Medicine).
The VU Kendo Club consists of 20 members.
The main objectives of the club are to bring together students and alumni of Vilnius University who are interested in this martial art, to promote Vilnius University in Lithuania and abroad by participating in competitions and other events.
Key achievements:
2024.07.04 Together with the Lithuanian National Kendo Team participated in the World Kendo Championships in Milan. For the first time in the history of Lithuanian kendo, the men's team was among the "Best 16" teams, and in individual fights, they managed to make it through the playoffs.
2024.08.26 A joint training session with guests from the Belgian Botokukan Kendo Club and Pekka Nurminen, Secretary of the European Kendo Federation, took place.
2024.09.21 Organised a kendo beginners course
2024.10.23 Participated in the international kendo tournament "ToruGiga" in Prague.
2024.10.29 Participated in a practical kendo seminar in Kaunas.
2024.11.04 Danas Buožius, a colleague of the club, passed the 3rd Dan kendo proficiency exam in Helsinki.
2024.11.16 Participated in an international kendo seminar in Wroclaw.
2024.12.01 The 15th Lithuanian Kendo Championship was held in Vilnius. Achievements of the club members:
- Darija Litvinenko - first place in KYU individual fights.
- Raminta Girdzijauskaitė - second place in women's individual fights.
- Urtė Agata Mikalauskaitė - third place in women's individual fights.
- Marius Tomaševičius - third place in men's individual fights.
2024.12.09 Ąžuolas Karpavičius, took home an award from the Junior competition in Poland! In Wroclaw, Ąžuolas took part in the international kendo tournament Dragon Cup. He won third place in the team mixed trios event
2024.12.21 The holiday club "Vilnius University Christmas Invitational 2024" kendo tournament was held at VU Saulėtekis Centre.
2025.02.08 Spring course for kendo beginners
2025.02.16 Participated in the international kendo tournament "Iron Wolf Cup" in Vilnius. 2025.03.13 Flew Raminta Girdzijauskaitė to Japan. Raminta took part in the week-long International Kendo Leaders Seminar 2025 in Chiba. This annual kendo seminar-camp invites 1-2 representative(s) from an International Kendo Federation member-country. This year Lithuania will be represented by Raminta, a member of Vilnius University Kendo Club.
2025.03.30 The last weekend of March in Vilnius an iaido seminar and attestation was held, led by a guest from Belgium - Guy Loncelle (6 Dan iaido, renshi).
2025.04.12 VU Sauletekis sports organized an iaido familiarization training. The event was led by iaido masters:
- Kotryna Patamsytė - Adomonienė (VU Kendo Club, 3 Dan iaido)
- Aurelijus Motiejūnas (Lithuanian Army Kendo Club, 3 Dan iaido)
Links:
VU Career Days (VU KD)
Manager – Agnė Dirmantaitė
Vilnius University Career Days (VU KD) is the largest project of VU SR, which has been running for 20 years.
The project aims to help students meet potential employers, make new connections and start their career path on their own. The project aims to help students get a job in the labour market and become marketable professionals in their field.
In its anniversary year, the project invited participants to participate in various events and discuss topical issues (job search for international students, the use of artificial intelligence in the professional space, and career transition). This year, CV and LinkedIn workshops were organised for students from Šiauliai and Kaunas faculties.
From the 7th to the 11th of April, the week's main events took place, turning the Saulėtekis into a real career search centre. More than 80 companies and organisations participated in the two-day Contact Fair, and about 7000 students from different faculties interacted with them. More than 60 Quick Job Interviews took place, where participants could try their hand at job interview simulations. 8 teams took part in the 24-hour hackathon, organised in partnership with SEB Bank, 3 of which shared a prize fund of 1000 EUR to develop their ideas. The week ended at the LOFTAS Art Factory, where more than 500 young people enjoyed a free concert.
VU Debate Club (VU DS)
Manager – Paulina Šalkauskaitė
VU Debate Club (VUDS) - a club founded in 2004 to promote communication between students from different faculties, to provide a space for the development of critical thinking, argumentation, English language and public speaking skills, and to represent Vilnius University in debate tournaments.
VUDS has had an incredibly great period of growth during this year both hosting events and participating in international tournaments (notably, ones in Ryga, Reims, Stockholm and so on).
This year, we managed to host 2 incredible tournaments both at a local and international scale. In late March, we organized and hosted the Vilnius Speakeasy tournament aimed at empowering Lithuanian British Parliamentary (BP) style debaters which enthralled its participants with a jazzy, 1920’s theme. In early May, however, we managed to put something together that we are really proud of - the largest BP tournament in Lithuania (as of recent years) with an international organization team bearing our universities name with a participation of over 40 teams (meaning 80 active debaters, all of which have practiced their craft for months).
Apart from these great achievements, we’re also proud to say that we’ve increased our active club members to around 40 people (most it has ever been!) and have been hosting sessions twice a week, before which there are quality workshops by our training officer. Debaters not only get to improve by practicing their craft, but learning how to make and structure arguments, learning the basics of topics such as politics, economics, ethics, technology and law. This combined knowledge has resulted in our debaters increasing their public speaking, English language, organization, confidence and teamwork skills.
By organizing weekly meetings, we ensure the strengthening of our society for years to come, preparing handover documents to the next council and staying on our toes for upcoming opportunities to organize something exciting.
Furthermore, looking at our success through attracting members through social media, we plan on furthering our reach next year with the same technique, continuing our legacy.
Be etikečių
Manager – Enrika Gurevičiūtė
"Be etikečių" is a programme run by VU SR since 2010, which is active in the fields of social exclusion reduction and human rights. The aim of the programme is to dispel stereotypes in society, to promote the full integration of socially vulnerable groups and to create respectful relationships within the Vilnius University community.
The main values are equality, openness and respect for the individuality of each person.
In 2024-2025, "Be etikečių" organised the fourth edition of the Culture for All Festival, a festival dedicated to the LGBTQ+ community, where we had the opportunity to meet amazing photographers, writers and performers. During the academic year, the focus was on developing events and information on emotional well-being and sexuality. More emphasis was given to discussions and workshops on these topics.
VU Student Investment Fund (VU SIF)
Manager – Elijas Bačiauskas
The Vilnius University Student Investment Fund (VU SIF) strives to contribute to the development of financial literacy in the society and to provide its members with comprehensive knowledge and experience in the fields of investment management, finance, marketing and communication.
Key activities:
- Participated in the Harvard Competition, competing with teams from other universities from all over the world in terms of investment knowledge.
- For three consecutive months, SIF's investment performance outperformed market averages and major global funds, as the investment committee team successfully identified and capitalised on the growth of the European defence industry.
- Social media platforms grew steadily, with videos on financial literacy gathering up to 30 000 views. In total, all social networking platforms generated almost a quarter of a million views per year.
- Various events on investing, stock markets, tax and other business practices were organised, attracting up to 100 participants.
- Travelled around Lithuania giving classes to schoolchildren, attending career festivals, first years' camps and other events to advocate for making investing accessible to everyone.
- Continued collaboration with long-term partners - writing articles on the European stock market for the "Investuok" magazine, organising Investment Week events with the Bank of Lithuania and Business School.
- New partnerships have also been established - cooperation with foreign colleagues - the Polish HOSSA and Estonian TalTech Tudengifond student foundations, which have highlighted VU SIF as regional leaders. With their help, an international investment conference will be held in Vilnius in 2025. Events were also organised with the EVAF Mercury Days team, and new projects with the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Economy and Innovation and Sodra.
- A mentoring programme was organised where students spent six months working with selected alumni of the Foundation working in global companies. The mentors shared their knowledge, introduced their workplaces and passed on their experience to the mentoring programme participants.
- A new VU SIF team was formed. The new team got to know each other, shared responsibilities and set clear goals. Team building activities were organised to ensure effective teamwork. They contributed to creating a positive atmosphere, strengthened relationships and helped to build a team that is ready for the rest of the term.
Contacts:
- LinkedIn account https://www.linkedin.com/company/vusif/
- Facebook account https://www.facebook.com/vusif
- Instagram account https://www.instagram.com/vu_sif/
- Tok Only account https://www.tiktok.com/@vu_sif
- Page https://vusif.lt/
- Email mailto:direktorius@vusif.lt
ESN Vilnius University
Manager - Lėja Ažukaitė
ESN Vilnius University is a VU SR programme that promotes student mobility and helps international students successfully integrate into the VU community.
The main goal is to help the incoming exchange students adapt to the new environment, introduce them to Lithuanian culture and traditions, answer any questions they may have, and promote local students' internationality. This year, ESN Vilnius University has been very active locally and internationally. More than 115 events were organised for the whole Vilnius University community. These engaging events encouraged a deeper understanding of Lithuanian culture - its customs, language, cuisine and festivals - and contributed to promoting intercultural dialogue. They have significantly impacted the local community, promoting openness, empathy and solidarity between people of different cultures. These initiatives have made international students feel welcome and valued while broadening the horizons of local students and raising international awareness. This created strong, long-lasting links between students from different countries worldwide and strengthened the image of Vilnius University as an open, multicultural community.
The "ESNbuddy" programme also attracted much attention, as exchange students could meet mentors - volunteers who helped them find their way in a new environment, answered all their questions, and often became good friends. The EU project "Equal Voices: Gender Camp and School Action" was also a success, winning first prize in the international social impact category of the ESN Awards. The project aimed to bring together local and international students to promote gender equality awareness in Lithuanian schools by fostering cooperation, sharing experiences and creating lasting values. It also represented the university and the organisation internationally, participating in major conferences such as the Erasmus Generation Meeting Ancona 2025, the largest student-organised conference in Europe, and the Northern European Platform Tallinn 2024. Thanks to the volunteers' sincere work and dedication, we received warm feedback from the international students, who thanked us for the opportunity to make friends, get to know Lithuania differently and feel part of the Vilnius University community.
VU Teisės klinika
During the reporting period, the project was coordinated by Karina Sinkevičiūtė until 2025-04-08 and by Airina Mikulėnaitė from 2025-04-09
The Vilnius University Legal Clinic (VU LC) is a free legal aid project that provides real professional practice to senior law students, offers free legal aid to the public and promotes legal literacy. VU TK was founded 26 years ago and is still under the auspices of VU SA, Vilnius University and Ellex Valiūnas Law Firm.
In 2024, the organisation provided legal aid to 6,998 people. Based on the feedback from stakeholders on the quality of the organisation's activities, it can be concluded that VU TK ensures a sufficiently high level of competence and a good service culture. In 2024, consultations were successfully carried out in person, by telephone and by e-mail.
During the reporting period, 21 students from Vilnius University undertook a compulsory professional or voluntary traineeship of 6 months with VU TK. During the internship, the students advised clients on family, inheritance, labour, intellectual property, contracts, real estate, consumer, administrative and criminal law issues. They also drafted contracts, drafted procedural documents for judicial authorities (courts, labour dispute commissions), drafted legal opinions.
VU TK actively cooperated with mass media, regularly providing legal commentaries to the most popular portals.
The COINS konferencija
Manager – Aistė Židonytė
"The COINS" is one of Europe's largest student-initiated international conferences on life sciences.
This scientific event encourages students to take an interest in the latest scientific developments, to be actively involved in research and to strengthen academic and professional links. Each year, the conference brings together world-class researchers to share their knowledge within our University community, thus contributing to its international visibility in academia.
"The COINS 2025" is the 19th edition of the conference and this year attracted almost 1000 participants. Scientific presentations were given by world-class scientists such as Prof. Victor Ambros, 2024 Nobel Prize in Medicine, Prof. Stefan H.E. Kaufmann, founder of the Max Planck Institute for Infectious Biology, Kees Moeliker, 2003 Ig Nobel Prize winner, Kelly Krause, Creative Director of the journal Nature, as well as other famous experts
More than 200 students from VU, VGTU, LSMU, KTU as well as universities in Latvia and Poland took part in the conference with scientific presentations. Their papers were evaluated by over 150 scientists from Lithuania, Latvia, Poland and the United Kingdom. Compared to 2024 and 2023, the number of international participants almost quadrupled. In addition to the main programme, specialised initiatives aimed at the general public and pupils have contributed to the wider knowledge and spread of life sciences.
VU Young Journalists' Society
Manager – Goda Ponomariovaitė
Vilnius University Young Journalists' Society (VU YJS) is an initiative founded in 2021 that brings together students interested in journalism. The aim of the Society is to create an active community of young people in Lithuania who share democratic ideals.
During the period 2024-2025, the VU YJS community has remained very active and productive. During this year alone, the members of the Society published about 30 journalistic pieces in the media, which appeared on the portals "15min.lt" and "bernardinai.lt".
In September, for the third consecutive year, the Romas Sakadolski international journalism forum was held, during which the Young Journalists Awards were presented to five authors for outstanding journalistic work in various categories of expression. This year was a special year, as not only young journalists, students, but also pupils were eligible to submit entries for the prize.
In addition, the Mentoring Programme was implemented for the third time, with the participation of 23 mentors from different media outlets. They shared their knowledge and experience with 24 students seeking to improve their professional skills.
The Society has also organised various events to help broaden horizons and deepen understanding of contemporary media. One of them was a meeting with representatives of the US Embassy in Lithuania to mark Human Rights Day and to discuss the role of journalists in modern society. There was also a meeting with representatives of the European Migration Network (EMN) to discuss global migration processes and the importance of journalism in covering these topics.
The Journalists' Days (leŽuDi), a traditional event organised by the members of the VU JWJ, will start soon. The week-long programme includes a variety of events such as a brain storming competition, debates, film screenings, sports competitions and a festive closing evening.
While the year has been full of challenges, it has also allowed the members to test and discover their strengths. We believe that the Society will continue to thrive and make its name known even outside Vilnius University.
Alber aus VU HEMA Club
Manager – Gintarė Vaičekauskytė
Alber aus VU HEMA Club is a historic European martial arts club, where long swords are trained.
The Hema Club has participated in various tournaments, festivals and fairs - Medieval Day, SMK Students' Nights, Kernavė XXIII days of living archaeology.
There was also a tournament on the occasion of Valentine's Day with interesting lectures. Members participated in several international tournaments in different European cities. The activities were also presented at various popular events - Comic con, Lituanicon and Winter con. A third official tournament is currently being planned for 14 June, which will also be open to the public. The HEMA Club is pleased to see its members improving through their increasing professionalism and strong commitment to this martial arts discipline, as they become more and more active on the international HEMA tournament scene.
Sustainability Ambassadors Network (SAN)
Manager – Toma Vilkaitė
The Sustainability Ambassadors Network (SAN) is a VU SR programme that aims to educate the Vilnius University community and the public about sustainability and how to apply its principles in their daily lives, thus contributing to a more sustainable future.
The academic year 2024-2025 was the first for the programme to operate on a regular basis within the VU SR structure.
During the reporting period, there were two general assemblies, a guest speaker and several events in cooperation with other initiatives such as the Debate Club and the Faculty of Communication Students' Scholarly Society. A number of educational events were held in schools or external organisations, presenting sustainability to students from Vilnius and other cities. Suggestions were also made to improve Vilnius University's involvement in more sustainable transport, the development of green spaces and a greener Vilnius University. A project has also been submitted to the Vilnius City Municipality following Vilnius becoming the Green Capital.
Sustainability Festival'25 took place, this year called "Breathe in, green out". The aim was to introduce the participants to sustainability and how it works through various activities. This year's events included a discussion, a living library, workshops, orienteering games and a concert. Invited representatives from companies and organisations allowed participants to interactively learn about sustainability and increase their knowledge in different areas and topics of sustainability.
Students for pupils, pupils for students (SMMS)
Manager – Laurynas Cicėnas
"Students for pupils, pupils for students" - a 3-day camp organised by VU SR for upper secondary school students. The aim of the camp is to help students to choose the right study path for them by introducing them to Vilnius University and the opportunities it offers.
"Students for pupils, pupils for students" - a 3-day camp organised by VU SR for upper secondary school students. The aim of the camp is to help students to choose the right study path for them by introducing them to Vilnius University and the opportunities it offers.
On 14-16 March, Vilnius University hosted a spring tradition - the camp "Students for pupils, pupils for students", which attracted around 70 students from different parts of Lithuania.
During the event, the students got acquainted with Vilnius University, the Students' Representation, developed their teamwork skills, and went on a tour of the VU faculties.
The SMMS mentoring team helped the students to gain knowledge about the university and student life.
Writers' Club
Manager – Rokas Bitinaitis
This year, after a break, the Writers' Club has reunited. Members of the club read the works of various authors, including their own, played writing games, participated in events together, interacted with the writer(s) and discussed the books they had read.
Most of the activities were internal, but there was a public lecture "The Night of the Murdered Poets", during which our member Nazar spoke about the many Belarusian poets who wrote during the oppression and were tragically killed by the government. We also attended his other lecture on contemporary Belarusian political prisoners at VU TSPMI. We read short pieces by other authors, which were later discussed in a cosy atmosphere.
The club meetings are held in both English and Lithuanian in order to include non-Lithuanian speaking members of the University community.
UYGL
Manager – Anna Humenna
From autumn 2024 to spring 2025, the Ukrainian Youth Group in Lithuania (UYGL) led a vibrant and impactful year filled with activism, education, cultural events, and community building.
The year began with the Run for Light charity run in Vilnius, bringing together over 100 participants and raising more than €1,200 for Ukraine’s defenders. Throughout the year, the Civil Consciousness Club hosted engaging discussions with guests such as a Lithuanian volunteer who fought in Ukraine and Harvard professor Serhii Plokhy, exploring topics like media decolonization and Ukrainian heritage.
UYGL’s public events – Words of Freedom, Behind the Silence, and the March of Solidarity – brought people together to reflect, remember, and stand in support of Ukraine. In partnership with VU SR IIRPS, the group also organized a holiday gift drive for Ukrainian children in Lithuania and took part in the Gratitude Project to fund equipment for Ukrainian soldiers.
This year was marked by solidarity, meaningful dialogue, and collective action. UYGL thanks everyone – volunteers, partners, and supporters – for helping create a space for Ukrainian youth in Lithuania to connect, contribute, and feel at home.
VU Fotoclub
VU Fotoclub is a club of photographers from Vilnius University - a community united by a passion for photography and a desire to share this art with others. The club takes every challenge as an opportunity to grow, improve and rebuild a strong, active community of Vilnius University photographers.
Recently, various events and meetings have been organised to not only share the basics of photography and practical tips for new members, but also to encourage creativity and the ability to see the beauty in one's surroundings. These gatherings are a great opportunity not only to learn, but also to network among like-minded people.
The aim of the Photo Club is to create a strong, active and visible community of photographers whose work can not only be enjoyed by their social media followers, but also spread more widely in the spaces of Vilnius University - in exhibitions, events or other public initiatives.
Kauliukas
Manager – Robert Berlin
The Society organises various events (game nights, meme competitions, D&D (dungeons and dragons)) every week with the aim of bringing together students from different departments in an alcohol-free socialising environment.
The society currently has 256 members. The number of people at the events is increasing, people are coming back to the events and a close community has been formed. In total there have been about 95±5 game nights, 5 meme contests, one battle of the wits, and one D&D event (there are also two D&D campaigns at the moment, they meet on their own schedule)
Club „Artì"
Manager – Austėja Bačiulytė
Artì is an arts and crafts club founded in spring 2024. Over the year we have been creating a space where members of the university community can freely express themselves creatively and learn new art and handicraft techniques.
During this year, workshops took place at the Art Therapy event organised by VU SR FK and VU SR FPhis, at the VU SR FCHG event, and at the Advent evening organised by VU SR FK. In addition to the cooperation with VU SR branches and other student initiatives, we had almost weekly classes with our club members, during which we learnt various art and handicraft techniques - ink drawing, embroidery, clay moulding etc. As the weather warmed up, we had a painting activity with our members at the sakura tree.
VU (Un)discovered Asia
Manager – Vesta Šiaudvytytė
This academic year has been an active and meaningful one for (Un)discovered Asia. It is a student scientific society (SMD) that aims to bring together students and peers with an active interest in the Asian region.
In the spring semester, an event was held - the Asian Language Café "K-wave & Desi Vibes: Learning Korean and Hindi together", which was organised together with VU ESN. The event attracted a large number of people interested in Hindi and Korean.
This year, she is also planning to organise an event on Indian culture with the ARTI Art Club and a Sanskrit class during the Asian and Transcultural Studies Institute's
Student Civil Resistance Committee (VU SCRC)
Manager – Gytis Oškelis
The mission of the Student Civil Resistance Committee (SCRC) is to educate students about civil resistance and to increase their will to defend themselves. SCRC is a young initiative, officially established in April 2024.
12 events have been organised in 12 months. Discussions and lectures explored national defence issues from different perspectives: visits to sites where students resisted during the 1941 uprising, three general assemblies teaching tactical medicine, and the history and structure of the Lithuanian army. In addition, survival training was organised to improve practical survival skills.
Committee members actively contributed to the drafting of the "Resolution on the Role of VU in Developing Community Resilience and Awareness of National Security Threats" and made proposals to make citizenship/resilience education a priority in the VU SA Strategic Plan.
SCRC has more than twenty active members and > 520 Facebook and ≈ 300 Instagram followers on social networks. The committee welcomes VU SR and all those who find their activities meaningful. It is hoped that in the next reporting year, as VU SR focuses even more on SCRC-themed activities, together they will create an even greater change in the development of resilience, awareness and civic resistance skills in the VU community.
https://www.vusa.lt/lt/kontaktai/sppk
Consulting
Manager – Kamilė Valvonytė
VU SR Counselling joined the VU SA PCP network in 2025. The aim of the VU SR Counselling process is to help the student to solve any problems that may arise, or to guide him/her to where others can help.
VU SR counselling covers a wide range of issues, from admission to VU to complaints about study programmes, scholarships and joining VU SR activities. Advice is also available on dormitories, LSP and other issues relevant to students.
From 2024 onwards, all counsellors will have to pass an academic and social knowledge test to ensure quality, accurate and responsible assistance. Advisers who pass the test contribute to the provision of consistent information throughout the organisation.
The VU SR counselling team actively shared their knowledge and experience in internal VU SR faculty trainings as well as in faculty and global meetings.
VU SR consultancy is more than just answering questions. It is a space that strives to build a supportive, informed and strong university community.
Crochet Club
Manager – Abija Tamoševičiūtė
The Crochet Club is a weekly activity organised by VU students to learn the craft of crochet. The club is run by members of the VU community as well as people from outside the University. It is a time to relax, practice this special craft and have fun together. The main aim of the activities is to foster a comfortable and stress-free atmosphere and togetherness. A symbolic exhibition of the club's work is planned for the summer
„Aurora" basket
Manager – Žygimantas Mazėtis
"Aurora" Basket is an amateur basketball club that brings together basketball-loving members of the Vilnius University community. The club aims to create an environment where everyone, regardless of their level or athletic ability, can have fun playing basketball. It is a new initiative, but one that already has regular playing times and an emerging community. It helped to organise a 3x3 tournament, which was attended not only by members of the club, but also by members of the whole VU community.
Astronomy Club
Manager – Mykolas Radziukynas
It was launched this year, attracting 20 members and many more interested people. In the coming year, it is planned to organise structured meetings, touching more deeply on astronomy topics. A model rocket competition and a festival with observations of the night sky and the perseid meteor shower are also planned.