KSUAE active 1st year students gathered together

29/09/2026

KSUAE active 1st year students gathered together

For three days—September 25–27, 2026—the KSUAE "Mesha" camp buzzed with student life as it hosted the traditional gathering for KSUAE activists. This marked the first major off-campus event for the freshmen, and the weather cooperated perfectly, remaining warm and sunny throughout the three days.

The program was packed with activities. Daytime sessions included lectures—one focused on leadership, while another featured representatives from various student organizations discussing their work. Activists from the "Greenlight" environmental team, the Student Security Service, and the RMC student press center addressed the freshmen, explaining their respective missions and how to get involved. Workshops also played a key role in the program. Students participated in self-discovery psychology sessions, painted plaster figures, and tried their hand at henna tattooing, allowing everyone to choose the activities that appealed to them most.

Over the course of the event, the freshmen learned a group dance routine, which was filmed on the final day to capture the memory. In the evenings, the camp atmosphere shifted: guitar songs and conversations by the campfire lasted late into the night, and one evening was dedicated entirely to a dance battle. Each team prepared a performance, with mentors and organizers joining the freshmen on stage.

September 27th marked a special moment: one of the freshmen celebrated his birthday right there at "Mesha," surrounded by the team he had bonded with over the past few days. The gathering concluded with a special ceremony. The students left tired but satisfied—with new acquaintances and a desire to continue participating in university life.