Green forest - green planet: students of RUDN at the volunteer spring week clean-up
Students and graduates of the country's “greenest” university care about issues of ecology and environmental cleanliness, so they began to clean the forest near the campus. The volunteers faced the task of not only collecting garbage, but also sorting it into plastic, glass and metal, which will be sent for recycling, as well as other waste.
In two hours of cleaning, the volunteers managed to collect and sort over 10 bags of garbage.
In memory of the clean-up, all participants received memorable badges “I love RUDN”. At the end of the event, all participants were invited to a gala concert and a picnic organized by the Women's Committee.
The International Youth Festival (IYF-2026) was held in Yekaterinburg. For all seven days, RUDN University's stand operated there — a compact model of university life featuring a dorm room, a coworking space, a "kitchen," and multimedia installations. Guests from various countries didn't just learn about Russia's most international university — they tasted a slice of student life firsthand.
What are students from African countries coming to study at RUDN University like? Why did they choose a Russian education, and what do they want to learn? How do they adapt to life in a new, unfamiliar country? What do the Russian language and culture mean to them? For the third Russia-Africa Summit, RUDN University has compiled a portrait of a typical African student and shared their experiences during their studies.
A themed train dedicated to the 65th anniversary of RUDN University has been launched in the Moscow Metro! For six months, the train will run along the Sokolnicheskaya Line.