Last Friday, Molde students enjoyed a fantastic bowling night in Moldehallen with ESN. By CASSIE YANG and EDEN GAO (photo) Recently, it has rained a lot here in Molde. Sports like football, hiking or running seem to not be enjoyable in such rainy days, but bowling is a good alternative to relieve pressure in study and … Fortsett å lese Go bowling with ESN Molde
No plan for the weekend? We offer you one: put on your hiking clothes, get your backpack and go spend a day hiking to Såta (630 m). By NOELIA DEIRA (text & photo) The starting point of the hike is Jensgurilia, a place 6 km away from Høgskolen i Molde. If you do not feel … Fortsett å lese Go out! Go hiking!
If the war in Syria ends, refugee Obaida Dalati plan is to return to his homeland. By CASSIE YANG and EDEN GAO (photo) Last Saturdays’s International Café (KIA) in the basement of Molde cathedral was quite an unforgettable experience for Molde’s international students. They gathered together with Norwegians and refugees from Syria and enjoyed traditional … Fortsett å lese Syria: – I think most of us will go back home
«Have you tried our food? Have you visited our stand?» By NANCY LE, EDEN GAO (photo) and KRYSTOF DIATKA (photo) These questions could easily be heard Wednesday when International Day 2015 was celebrated on Molde campus. For students at HiMolde, International Day is an interesting and valuable day where they can tell other students and … Fortsett å lese Warm, open and amazing International Day
Continuing the success from last year, the social get-together event for the first year logistics master students was organised again this year. By NANCY LE and EDEN GAO (photo) The main purpose for the event is to help students get to know their classmates and encourage better interaction between Norwegian and foreign students. The night … Fortsett å lese Truly breaking the ice
Monday evening KIA Molde served the traditional Norwegian dish fårikål at the International Café in the church basement. By CASSIE YANG and EDEN GAO (photo) Autumn is the season when farmers in Norway bring their sheep down from the mountains. Norwegian people make fårikål (which literally translates to sheep-in-cabbage), a traditional meal with mutton and … Fortsett å lese «Sheep-in-cabbage» served in the church basement
In the cup game against Halden, the Molde Elite struggled in some aspects but more than made up for them elsewhere. By MATTHEW LUNN and EDEN GAO (photo) GRADING GAMES. Molde’s passing rhythms were all out of sync, especially early on. This led to a significant amount of interceptions. Anniken Obaidli and Ines Khouildi together combined … Fortsett å lese Back-up keeper shines against Halden
Vi har lagt merke til at mange snakker om «den demente». Men hvem er egentlig det? Av ELSE LYKKESLET og ATLE ØDEGÅRD, HiMolde Vi kjenner ingen, selv om vi har arbeidet med demensproblematikk på ulike måter, i forskjellige sammenhenger og over mange år. Vårt utgangpunkt er at det alltid er en person som har symptomer, … Fortsett å lese Ikke «den demente», men person med demens
Mennesker og forretningskultur var temaer på seminaret «Logistikk for framtiden» på i Trondheim fredag 25. september. Av MING SU og NANCY LE (foto) Årets tema var «Effektivt og bærekraftig – Hvordan drive konkurransedyktig logistikk». Seminaret så dagens lys for første gang i 2003 og har siden vært et årlig arrangement i regi av logistikktudentene ved … Fortsett å lese Mennesket i sentrum på logistikkseminar
Regjeringen vil satse på store og etablerte forskningsgrupper. Hvor finnes da mulighetene for forskning i mindre skala? Mange viktige vitenskapelige gjennombrudd skjer imidlertid også i små grupper der forskerne har stor frihet. Av PER KRISTIAN REKDAL (HiMolde) og BO-STURE SKAGERSTAM (NTNU) I mars presenterte kunnskapsminister Torbjørn Røe Isaksen (H) regjeringens forslag til ny struktur innen … Fortsett å lese Størst er ikke alltid best innen forskning og utdanning
