Student events
There is always something for you to do on campus
Explore some of the events that you can be a part of:
A great opportunity for us to come together and celebrate the power of the arts and sports to transform lives and bring people together. The CRX Mela is a celebration of creativity, self-expression, and physicality with a focus on the learning process. Our students will be showcasing their music, dance, art, craft, games and theatre.
Listen to Evan Hastings explain about the different Creative Expressions (CRX) courses offered at the University. This recording is a part of the talk at the Undergraduate Open House (information session) held in October 2023:
Esprit celebrates the high inclusive and noncompetitive sporting culture of our campus. This three-day festival hosted a bunch of Sports events, games and stalls across various areas in the campus. All students on campus are segregated into 6 houses, and their performances and participation in each sport and game help them earn points for the house they represent.
Know more about our Sports and Fitness Committee here.
If you have any questions or need further information, please contact us at esprit@apu.edu.in
Our annual cultural festival occupies a special place in the hearts of our students. Unmukt gives you a platform to showcase your special talent and extracurricular interests. Guest lectures, workshops, music, dance, drama, food stalls — the festival has it all!
Taking learning outside the classroom, second year students of Master’s programmes organise exhibitions to showcase their empirical engagement with the field. The exhibition features posters, comics, infographics and documentary films, and interactions with teachers and students in conversation about experiential learning.
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The Social Enterprise Challenge is for students from across India to explore social entrepreneurship and share innovative ideas in a rigorous and competitive fashion. This platform is for young minds to meet and network and exchange thoughts. Winners are awarded with certificates and prize money.
Winners of the 7th National Social Enterprise Idea Challenge
Every year, our first year students plan a memorable farewell for the graduating batch of students. An emotional atmosphere filled with lots of energy, dance and music. It’s a great way to send the seniors off to their new lives in style!
At the end of every semester, we get together to celebrate what we have learnt over the course of the semester in our CRX (Creative Expressions) courses. This semester, we had performances by the Salsa folks, the (really loud!) rhythm section, a group song by the singers, and, of course, the guitarists. The students pursuing art, craft, fabric art, and sculpture had a massive number of their creations on display.
We are an informal platform in which we invite anybody we wish to speak with for a charcha with a cup of coffee. Our idea is to have an open discussion without agenda. We have invited people from all walks of life: Ian Correa, CEO of Hope Foundation; Sharda Ugra, a senior sports journalist; an alumnus Varun Sharma who works with village electrification in Orissa.