Last week a team of BSU students traveled to Port Baikal to take part in a cultural and educational project - a creative performance "We Love, Preserve, Create". This project is dedicated to the memory of writer Valentin Rasputin, who lived and created his works here, near Lake Baikal.

Studenthood is the time when young people leave their parents' home. Often they go to neighboring regions or even other countries to get an education. This is where interethnic relations arise. Students find themselves in a different environment that may or may not accept them. Mikhail Kuzmin, Vice-Rector for International Activities of Baikal State University, told us about the role of interethnic relations in the student environment.

Baikal State University celebrated The Freshman Day. A small concert program and a drawing of gifts with the university logo were prepared for all those who joined the beautiful and big family of the university.

For the first time in three years since the pandemic, a delegation of Baikal State University teachers, headed by Dean of the International Department Anna Litovkina, visited the Manchuria Institute of Russian Language - the main partner university of Baikal State University, which implements a dual degree program in Russian as a foreign language. The city of Manchuria (Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region of the People's Republic of China) is located literally on the border, a few kilometers from Zabaikalsk.

Official vacations are not a hindrance for the continuation of exciting studies of the students-participants of the squad "Sobol 508". Recall that in May, at the initiative of students of the Institute of State Law and National Security of Baikal State University based on the section of applied physical training (head - associate professor of the Department of Legal Support of National Security BSU Nikerov Dmitry Mikhailovich) was created a public association of law enforcement.