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New international students from Europe threaten to go back home. Causing the threat is the lack of student rooms in Enschede and Deventer. The International Office (IO) of Saxion calls for help and hopes enough empty rooms can be found before it’s too late.
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Party like you just don't care. And the new first year students in Enschede seem good at it. Even when the rain outside was pouring, inside the Saxion building students were enjoying themselves with games, workshops and much more. Sax TV took a peek...
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Hilarious activities during the introduction week in Deventer: HOI 2010. Especially during the activity Battle of the Building, where first year students could participate in games with the Dutch. Sax TV was there...
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Commercial placement agencies sometimes make huge profits from students who take on a job with the company where they served their placement. Many students are not aware of the fact that that this makes them a lot more expensive than other applicants.
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The impending closure of the fitness areas in Enschede and Deventer has been thrown in the bin. The Board of Directors has decided to keep the fitness area open for staff and students.
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Temperatures inside the Saxion buildings skyrocketed towards the end of last week. Some offices became so hot that staff couldn’t concentrate and were sent home.
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A delegation of the Fachhochschule Hannover (FHH) recently visited Saxion to bring new life to the slightly neglected partnership. Both parties are very enthusiastic about the renewed contracts, which are aimed at a cooperation between FHH and all Saxion schools.
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Cormet is taking over all catering services from Albron. Having compared many European offers, Saxion has chosen for Cormet Campuscatering, who will take over all catering services on August 23.
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The Wolvecamp section of Saxion Enschede was evacuated after the fire alarm went off on Monday. It turned out to be false alarm.
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Nearly all Saxion students who requested a grant for a study or placement period in Europe are being granted. Initially, only 60% of them were going to be approved, but Nuffic – the institution dividing the money – has awarded Saxion extra funds.
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