Sofia shared what helps her keep up the bar, how she sees her future and why girls should not be afraid of the "male" environment.

Ekaterina Krasovskaya now works at RUE TSNIIKIVR and continues to actively participate in public life.

Half a century after their graduation, former students of the construction faculty once again gathered within the walls of their beloved university.

The senior lecturer shared her opinion about the profession in the mining industry, working in a men's team and her plans for the future.

Professor Igor Kachanov celebrated his 80th birthday on Wednesday, July 29. On the eve of the holiday, we met with the hero of the day to talk about fateful accidents, science that you can touch with your hands, and the secrets of working with students.

For the Chairman of the Council of Young Scientists of the BNTU, engineering is not just a job, but a family tradition and an opportunity to make a real contribution to the development of the energy sector of Belarus every day.

In the new issue of our column, we spoke with PSF graduate Andrey Sidyuk and learned how modern household appliances are created and what's most important about being a student.

Natalia Gurinenko has worked her way up from a teacher to an associate professor, defended her PhD thesis, and raised an engineer daughter who continues the construction dynasty.

Graduates of 1971 still remember how they passed through the university gates, which changed their lives forever.

Yearbooks, a homemade faculty anthem, "star treks," and a vow to meet every five years. We tell how IAP graduates of 1981 have maintained their student friendship through the decades.

Exactly 25 years ago, Elena Khodan crossed the threshold of the university as a student, and today she trains engineers for the country and develops international cooperation.

Kalybek Dykanaliev, Vice-Rector of I. Razzakov Kyrgyz State Technical University, fondly recalls his years at BPI. He described how national lectures laid a solid professional foundation and offered parting words of advice to today's first-year students.

Read our new article about why targeted admissions at the country's leading technical university is breaking popularity records and how companies are competing for future engineers already during the admissions campaign.

Maria chose a profession whose results last for decades, and today she confidently combines her studies, leadership of the student council of the Faculty of Construction, and plans for the future.

What this recognition means to him, the work of the faculty, and the role of educators in educating young people are covered in our article.