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HI The Hague Student Experience at Liberation Festival The Hague

Student city The Hague was represented at the Liberation Festival to celebrate freedom! Check out the videos:

Student city The Hague

This was the HI The Hague Student Experience at the Liberation Festival The Hague! With student activities of The Hague student and sports associations and higher education institutions. And plenty of music! Because The Hague is also a student city!

What does freedom mean to you?

We asked the mayor, students and board members of higher education institutions in The Hague: what does freedom mean to you? What is Freedom? Why is freedom important?

The HI The Hague Student Experience is back! Bigger and better: Friday 5 May, the party in the Student Experience at the Liberation Festival in The Hague will kick off again. There are student activities organized by Hague student and sports associations and higher education institutions. And there is plenty of music! Student DJs play all day long, so wear your dancing shoes.

Meet THUAS, Leiden University Campus The Hague, Inholland The Hague, Royal Academy of Art & Royal Conservatoir, International Institute of Social Studies, Delft University of Technology Campus The Hague, Tribez, Pelargos, HSV, INTAC, La Crosse, Football Factory, Interaccess, HSSK, The Hague Hornets, STUDAR and Study in The Hague.

Student city The Hague makes itself heard and seen in the HI The Hague Student Experience! Dance to trendy tracks and join the activities and sports. All day long! Of course for a student price: free!

Come by and check out the vibe. The large student organisations of The Hague such as Tribez, Intac and HSV will entertain you with student-like fun and games. The student sports association Pelargos will make you sweat during a rowing challenge and you will learn more about the other great student sports clubs in the city, such as Football Factory, Interaccess, HSSK and The Hague Hornets.

The higher education institutions will also surprise you. For example, with a social lab, a tag wall, an art exhibition and photographers with funny props walking around.

DJs, DJs, DJs!

The best student DJs in The Hague perform here! Maybe you already partied during the final of the Student DJ Contest in PAARD. Winner WEZZ will perform on the SENA main stage during the Liberation Festival. And the other fine sets will be coming to you from the DJ Booth in the HI The Hague Student Experience. Don't miss!

DJ lineup:

13:10 – SHAWN JAY (check bio)
14:20 – ROWAN ROBBERS (check bio)
15:30 – NIEK (check bio)
16:40 – HALO (winner Student DJ Contest 2022)
17:50 – MUN OZ (check bio)
19:00 – CHRIS CORBOZ (check bio)

See you at the HI The Hague Student Area!
Check out the full program of Bevrijdingsfestival 2023 here.

Eye tracking

Do you want to contribute to real scientific research? In the Psychology Lab on Wheels of Leiden University you can participate in a short study about viewing patterns of social media videos. The Psychology Lab on Wheels aims to bridge the gap between science and society. The mobile lab is fully equipped with advanced psychological measuring equipment and thus makes science accessible to everyone.

The Yellow Bench

Do you know The Yellow Bench? This yellow bench is on its way to becoming a global symbol of a valuable conversation - a conversation that matters. Because much can be overcome by talking to each other and learning to understand each other. The Yellow Bench wants to connect people, wherever you come from. For example, with the mayor of The Hague, Jan van Zanen, who will come to the Yellow Bench in the Student Experience at about 14.00 hours. We look forward to a good conversation!

Freedom

The Hague, city of Peace and Justice is the perfect place to celebrate that we are free in the Netherlands and to show support for those who are not (Liberation Festival). The higher education institutions in The Hague want to contribute to this. The theme of freedom not only fits in seamlessly with our education and research, but also affects our students. We therefore want to celebrate peace with students, prospective students and all other interested parties, but also encourage people to think about what peace and freedom mean for everyone.