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14.06.24
Lobby
Opening: Wednesday, 19 June 2024, 17:00
This exhibition, featuring articles, photographs, awards, and other memorabilia, offers a comprehensive overview of the activities and achievements of the Študent Cultural and Artistic Association Maribor. Over the years, the Association has played a crucial role in preserving and showcasing Slovenian dance and singing culture both domestically and internationally.
Exhibition curators: Members of the Študent Cultural and Artistic Association Maribor
A portion of the exhibition will also be temporarily displayed in the shop windows at 32 Gosposka Street. Here, visitors can view some of the national costumes of the Študent Academic Folklore Dance Group (AFS) and explore the historical development of the choral uniforms of the Maribor Academic Choir (APZ), both of which operate under the auspices of the Študent Cultural and Artistic Association Maribor.
The opening event will feature performances from the Študent Academic Folklore Dance Group and the Maribor Academic Choir.
Exhibition dates: 19 June - 31 August 2024
07.06.24
TAKE PART IN OUR SURVEY ON USER SATISFACTION WITH LIBRARY SERVICES
We invite you to participate in a survey on user satisfaction with our library services. Your feedback is crucial as it helps us improve and develop our services.
You can find the survey questionnaire at this link.
Please submit your responses by 30 June 2024. The survey will only take a few minutes to complete.
Thank you for your participation.
The UML Quality Assessment Commission
07.06.24
Wednesday, 19 June 2024, 16:00
Glazer Library
The University of Maribor Library is starting a new series of book sessions called Prebranke. We warmly invite you to join our community of enthusiastic readers and active participants.
Together, we will explore books from various genres, including fiction, non-fiction, and popular science. With the help of our dedicated librarians, we will choose our reading materials and guide our discussions.
For our first book session, we have chosen Pia Prezelj's book Heavy Water (Težka voda). It won the Debut of the Year Award at the 2023 Slovenian Book Fair, was a nominee for this year's Cankar Award and Kritiško Sito Award (awarded by the Slovenian Association of Literary Critics) and is among the five nominees for the Kresnik – Best Novel of the Year Award.
The Prebranke books sessions are carried out in Slovene.
We look forward to your participation!
06.06.24
10–22 June 2024, Lobby
The SLOGA platform—a coalition of non-governmental organisations dedicated to development, global learning, and humanitarian aid—is organising a travelling exhibition titled Advancing Change with the Sustainable Development Goals within their Sustainable.Local.Global II project. This exhibition aims to raise awareness about Slovenian international development cooperation and humanitarian aid among young people, as well as the broader professional and public audiences. The exhibition is touring six Slovenian statistical regions and will be on display from 10 June at the exhibition space in the University of Maribor Library lobby.
The opening will feature a roundtable discussion on the Sustainable Development Goals at 12:00. The discussion will focus on key issues such as poverty eradication, gender equality, and reducing inequalities.
The exhibition showcases various projects and best practices from NGOs in addressing contemporary challenges. The Sustainable Development Goals will be highlighted on panels created by members of the platform: Karitas Slovenia, the Circle Institute, the ADRA Slovenia humanitarian organisation, the Slovenian Association of Friends of Youth, the Časoris children’s newspaper, The FOCUS Association for Sustainable Development, the UMANOTERA Slovenian Foundation for Sustainable Development, and the PIC Legal Centre for the Protection of Human Rights and the Environment.
06.06.24
Monday, 10 June 2024, 12:00, Lobby
The SLOGA platform—a coalition of non-governmental organisations dedicated to development, global learning, and humanitarian aid—is organising a travelling exhibition titled Advancing Change with the Sustainable Development Goals within their Sustainable.Local.Global II project. This exhibition aims to raise awareness about Slovenian international development cooperation and humanitarian aid among young people, as well as the broader professional and public audiences. The exhibition is touring six Slovenian statistical regions and will be on display from 10 June at the exhibition space in the University of Maribor Library lobby.
The opening will feature a roundtable discussion on the Sustainable Development Goals at 12:00. The discussion will focus on key issues such as poverty eradication, gender equality, and reducing inequalities.
The exhibition showcases various projects and best practices from NGOs in addressing contemporary challenges. The Sustainable Development Goals will be highlighted on panels created by members of the platform: Karitas Slovenia, the Circle Institute, the ADRA Slovenia humanitarian organisation, the Slovenian Association of Friends of Youth, the Časoris children’s newspaper, The FOCUS Association for Sustainable Development, the UMANOTERA Slovenian Foundation for Sustainable Development, and the PIC Legal Centre for the Protection of Human Rights and the Environment.
The event will be conducted in Slovene.