一年一度的学生庆典将吸引数千人参加，包括澳大利亚顶尖艺术家的演出和一系列大型活动。 悉尼大学本周以欢迎学生的项目开启学年。 随着活动在所有校园举行，预计将有45000人参加庆祝活动。 悉尼大学联盟（universityofsydneyunion）的年度欢迎节（2月14日至16日）以澳大利亚顶级演员的现场音乐为特色，包括《面包师男孩》（bakerboy）和《mallrat》（mallrat）、悉尼喜剧节的独家预演、学生表演、180多个俱乐部和社会摊位、食品车、户外电影院、免费赠品等。 该项目为新生和继续学习的学生提供了与同龄人建立联系、参加迎新活动以及通过活动和研讨会了解大学生活的机会。 在新冠肺炎大流行之后，悉尼大学的校园生活蓬勃发展，一项扩大的欢迎计划吸引了数千名学生来到校园。 副校长兼校长马克·斯科特教授表示，这对大学界来说是一个激动人心的时刻。 他说：“看到我们的校园里挤满了学生，探索大学所能提供的一切，我总是很高兴。”。 “大学是一种改变人生的经历，无论是在课堂内外。 在我们的欢迎计划中，学生们的经历激发了新的兴趣，建立了可以塑造他们余生的联系。 除了娱乐和庆祝活动，这也是我们让每个学生都有宾至如归的感觉，并让他们获得在大学茁壮成长所需的支持的时候。 “大学是一种改变人生的经历，无论是在课堂内外。 在我们的欢迎计划中，学生们的经历激发了新的兴趣，建立了可以塑造他们余生的联系。 悉尼大学副校长兼校长马克·斯科特教授表示，学生群体很高兴能在校园里重新团结起来。 乌苏总统纳扎宁·沙里菲：“在经历了过去几年的混乱之后，事情终于恢复了正常，这是一种真实的感觉。 校园里的气氛和活力令人难以置信。”她说。 “大多数欢迎节活动都是由学生为学生设计的。 这是我们大学社区成员相互了解并深入了解校园生活各个方面的机会，包括数百个普通大学俱乐部和社团。 “当很多学生都在为生活成本而挣扎时，usu继续在美食中心提供免费食品和其他必需品。 在欢迎宴会上，与会者可以在几个常见的食物地点享受免费和补贴的餐食。 这是usu支持会员的更广泛承诺的一部分。 节目highlights聆听地球：深度聆听体验2月13日至16日，上午10点至下午5点，下午17点至18点，下午12点至4点，周翼博物馆走进一间黑暗的房间，躺在一张轻轻振动的长椅上，闭上眼睛，聆听大海、沙子和风的声音和振动。 这个感官装置邀请观众通过声音与环境建立联系。 它由该大学的可持续发展团队呈现，由作曲家达米恩·里克森、声音艺术家戴安娜·切斯特和艺术家福斯托·布鲁萨莫利诺创作。 该大学的欢迎仪式2月14日上午10点，四年级欢迎仪式外的主舞台以欢迎来到国家和吸烟仪式、副校长兼校长马克·斯科特教授的演讲、玛蒂尔达斯足球队老将埃利斯·凯隆德·奈特的主题演讲和学生表演拉开帷幕。 欢迎音乐节：主舞台2月14日至15日，在整个音乐节期间，主舞台将举办现场音乐和表演，包括澳大利亚最受欢迎的mallrat（2月14号，下午3点）和baker boy（2月十四号，下午4点）的免费演出。 俱乐部和社团2月14日至16日，欢迎节日摊位，东大街和前草坪有数百个普通学校俱乐部和社团，帮助学生结交新朋友并探索他们的兴趣。 每个人都有一个俱乐部，从动漫爱好者到巧克力狂热者。 悉尼喜剧节预告2月15日下午6点开门，曼宁酒吧4月悉尼喜剧节开幕前，曼宁吧将举办澳大利亚和国际明星的独家预告。 悉尼大学学生优惠票。 欢迎电影节户外电影2月15日下午5点至9点，宫崎骏的经典动画电影《神出鬼没》在星空下免费放映。 学生支持一系列活动和服务将帮助新生和返校学生在大学里感到宾至如归，提供从学术支持到健康活动和学生安全研讨会的一切服务。 工作人员和高年级学生将在支持中心提供帮助和建议。 学生大使将在校园内为新来的学生提供指导。 对于新来的学生，特别是来自悉尼以外的学生，这里有欢迎派对以及城市和校园之旅。 欢迎活动将持续到3月15日。the annual celebration for students will draw thousands, with gigs by leading australian artists and an array of big events.the university of sydney opens the academic year this week with a welcome program for students. with events held across all campuses, 45,000 people are expected to join the festivities.the university of sydney union’s annual welcome fest (14-16 february) features live music from top australian acts including baker boy and mallrat, an exclusive sydney comedy festival preview, student performances, more than 180 club and society stalls, food trucks, an outdoor cinema, freebies and more. the program is an opportunity for both new and continuing students to connect with their peers, take part in orientation events and learn about university life through activities and workshops.in the wake of the covid-19 pandemic, campus life has flourished at the university of sydney, with an expanded welcome program drawing thousands of students to campus.vice-chancellor and president professor mark scott said it was an exciting time for the university community.“its always a pleasure to see our campuses full of students exploring everything the university has to offer,” he said. “university is a life-changing experience, in and out of the classroom. during our welcome program students have experiences that spark new interests and make connections that can shape the rest of their lives. as well as the fun and celebrations, it’s a time for us to make every student feel at home and give them access to the support they need to thrive at university.”university is a life-changing experience, in and out of the classroom. during our welcome program students have experiences that spark new interests and make connections that can shape the rest of their lives.professor mark scott, vice-chancellor and presidentuniversity of sydney union (usu) president, nazanin sharifi, in her final year of a bachelor of arts and bachelor of laws combined degree, said the student community was thrilled to be coming back together on campus.nazanin sharifi, usu president“there’s a real sense that things are finally returning to normal after the disruptions of the past few years. the vibe and energy on campus is incredible,” she said. “most of the welcome fest activities have been designed by students, for students. it’s an opportunity for the members of our university community to get to know each other and dive into various aspects of campus life, including hundreds of usu clubs and societies.“at a time when a lot of students are struggling with the cost of living, usu continues to provide free food and other essential items at foodhub. at welcome fest, attendees can expect free and subsidised meals across several usu food locations. this is part of usu’s wider commitment to support our members.”program highlightslistening to earth: a deep listening experience13-16 february, 10am-5pm, 17-18 february, 12-4pm, chau chak wing museumwalk into a darkened room, lie down on a gently vibrating bench, close your eyes and listen to the sounds and vibrations of the sea, sand and wind. this sensory installation invites audiences to connect to their environment through sound. it is presented by the university’s sustainability team and created by composer damien ricketson, sound artist diana chester and artist fausto brusamolino.the university’s welcome ceremony14 february, 10am, main stage outside the quadwelcome fest opens with a welcome to country and smoking ceremony, an address by vice-chancellor and president professor mark scott, a keynote address from matildas football veteran elise kellond-knight and student performances.welcome fest: main stage14-15 february, outside the quadthroughout the festival, the main stage will host live music and performances, including free gigs by australian favourites mallrat (14 february, 3pm) and baker boy (14 february, 4pm).clubs and societies14-16 february, welcome fest stalls, eastern ave and front lawns there are hundreds of usu clubs and societies to help students make new friends and explore their interests. there is a club for everyone, from anime buffs to chocolate fanatics.sydney comedy festival preview15 february, doors open from 6pm, manning barbefore the sydney comedy festival kicks off in april, manning bar will host an exclusive preview with a line-up of australian and international stars. discounted tickets for university of sydney students.welcome fest outdoor cinema15 february, 5-9pm, outside the quadwatch hayao miyazaki’s animated classic, spirited away, under the stars at this free screening.student supporta range of activities and services will help new and returning students feel at home at the university, providing everything from academic support to wellbeing events and student safety workshops. staff and senior students will offer help and advice at support hubs. student ambassadors will be available to guide newcomers around campus. for new students, particularly those from outside sydney, there are welcome parties as well as city and campus tours.the welcome program runs until 15 march.本文来源： 悉尼大学启动2024年欢迎计划
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