The festive program brought together authors from different generations, graduates, and university guests.

On October 22, the long-awaited celebration for first-year students of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering (MSF) — "Freshman Day 2026" — took place in the assembly hall of Building 11A. For two months, the first-year students and their academic advisors had been actively preparing for the event.

The young man shared his story of choosing an engineering specialty and told how he managed to combine work on a complex thesis with creative pursuits.

Anastasia Zhevlakova’s connection to BNTU began when she was still a prospective student; today, she serves as the Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Management Technologies and Humanitarization (FTUG).

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"We have gathered here to look back on the path we have traveled, pay tribute to those who laid the foundation, and look toward the future of our school of engineering," noted the Dean of FES.

The girl shared how intuition led her to her profession and what skills she acquired while working in the primary trade union organization of the students of the Faculty of Construction.

The video film “BNTU Remembers. We Keep Memory in Our Hearts” has made it to the final; its director is BNTU alumnus Yaroslav Bazhko.

Alina Koltovich—a 2015 graduate of the Automotive and Tractor Faculty at the Belarusian National Technical University (specializing in Tractor Engineering) and a Master of Technical Sciences—is a shining example of the fact that engineering is not just a profession, but a calling.

"There is no unsolvable problem for an engineer," says Kirill Golodok, a graduate of the Faculty of Transport Communications.

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 decision to reward talented young people was made by the Council of the Special Fund of the President of the Republic of Belarus for Social Support of Gifted Students and Graduates

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.

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