A total of 190 people took part in the event. Representatives of 16 BNTU faculties came to the start, ready to fight for every second of the race.

In the new season

On September 29, preventive curatorial sessions were held for first-year FITR students at BNTU. The students discussed the dangers of psychoactive substances, the causes of addiction, and the importance of taking responsibility for their physical and mental health.

On September 25, a preventive awareness meeting for first-year FITR students was held at BNTU Dormitory No. 12 under the motto “A Sober Start Is a Strong Start.”

Cardiovascular diseases remain one of the leading causes of death worldwide; however, many of them are preventable.

In 2026, World Rabies Day is being observed under the slogan "Together We Are Stronger."

The health center recently underwent a major renovation, and today it has officially confirmed its high status.

Every year, 7 million deaths worldwide are caused by diseases related to air pollution.

On September 24, evacuation drills, classes on the fundamentals of life safety, and interactive stations hosted by emergency services are taking place across the country.

Players briefly set aside their studies and work tasks to test their teamwork and enjoy the game of football.

World Patient Safety Day 2026 focuses on the safe delivery of care to people with non-communicable diseases.

Teams from STF, FTUG, SF, and FES took part in the event.

On August 1–2, 2026, in the Park named after the 50th Anniversary of the Great October Revolution, Natalya Antsiporovich conducted 80s-style aerobics workouts.

We talked about a new opportunity for BNTU employees – weekend vouchers – as well as the modern medical treatments now available at the health resort, how the infrastructure has been updated, and why a voucher here has become the ideal summer plan for students.

We've compiled the key information about the virus that claims over a million lives each year, and simple rules to help protect yourself.