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UTSU Noodle House
On Thursday, 24 September, the University of Tartu Student Union is offering all students a free lunch at Peeter Põllu Square. You can enjoy the noodles between 12:00-16:00.
The aim of the “UTSU Noodle House” is to provide all students with a quick and comforting free lunch between lectures. If you are hungry, all you need to do is show up and enjoy some noodles. Good company awaits, along with a chance to discover the exciting activities of the University of Tartu Student Union. Come along and bring a friend too!
UTSU Noodle House
On Thursday, 24 September, the University of Tartu Student Union is offering all students a free lunch at Peeter Põllu Square. You can enjoy the noodles between 12:00-16:00.
The aim of the “UTSU Noodle House” is to provide all students with a quick and comforting free lunch between lectures. If you are hungry, all you need to do is show up and enjoy some noodles. Good company awaits, along with a chance to discover the exciting activities of the University of Tartu Student Union. Come along and bring a friend too!
UTSU Noodle House
On Thursday, 24 September, the University of Tartu Student Union is offering all students a free lunch at Peeter Põllu Square. You can enjoy the noodles between 11:45-16:00.
The aim of the “UTSU Noodle House” is to provide all students with a quick and comforting free lunch between lectures. If you are hungry, all you need to do is show up and enjoy some noodles. Good company awaits, along with a chance to discover the exciting activities of the University of Tartu Student Union. Come along and bring a friend too!
➔ More information on UTSU website.
Speech of the President of UTSU
“Estonia’s future depends not only on how many highly educated people we have, but also on who has the opportunity to obtain that education. When a student is forced to choose between studying and making ends meet, it is not only that student who loses. Ultimately, the university, society, Estonia, and the wider world lose as well.”
