A warm evening organized by the students of the MSA group was held at RIOU. There was plenty of dancing, singing, lively conversation, and, of course, treats.

The evening was opened by Professor Korten from the USA. He spoke about how tea traditions have become part of the culture in different countries. Russian students then took the initiative, sharing their customs and starting a folk dance. Students from Pakistan performed traditional dances, the Indian group sang popular songs and their anthem, and Ava from Zimbabwe presented the culture of her region.

The event was held as part of the FISU "Healthy Campus" program. And once again, this evening showed that university is not only about studying but also about making friends.

One of the students shared her impressions: 'Thank you to the organizers and the MSA group! It was incredibly interesting to learn about everyone's cultures, watch the dances, sing together, and simply have a great time. Such gatherings create that very international university family. I really hope they happen more often'.

It seems that after such an evening, no one would mind making it a wonderful tradition.