1. Annual Report 2022 digital: All facts and figures

    This year, for the first time, the Studierendenwerk is presenting a completely digital annual report. A decision we made not least for reasons of sustainability. In the detailed review of the year 2022, all key figures, the balance sheet and the annual financial statement are published, as well as a variety of interesting pieces of information from our different areas.

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  2. Eine Gruppe Studierender vor dem Mensagebäude

    State funding for the refectories: what this means for Dortmund

    Since the beginning of the extreme inflation, the Studierendenwerke NRW have been in talks with the state ministry to avoid having to pass on the exploding costs to the students. At the end of March, the state cabinet announced financial aid of 6.4 million € to absorb the increased costs of purchasing goods for the refectories. Now it has also been published how these funds are to be distributed and offset. This makes it clear: students who eat in the Studierendenwerk Dortmund facilities cannot expect a price reduction - and for good reason.

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  3. Appeal: 2023 must be the year of the BAföG reform!

    With a joint appeal, six organisations, including the German Student Union (Deutsches Studierendenwerk) as the umbrella organisation of all student unions, are now addressing the Federal Government. Their demand: 2023 must be the year of the BAföG reform!

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  4. The interest-free Daka student loan: Now available for online application!

    The Student Union Loan Office (Daka) is launching a digital online application portal. The goal: uncomplicated and quick help for students in financial distress. The loan with a maximum amount of up to 12,000 euros can now be applied for 24/7.

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  5. Faster clean: Relevo return changed

    From now on, Relevo dishes can no longer be returned in the refectory foyer. The return in the refectory building is now either directly in the main refectory at the dish return during the usual opening hours. In general, the dishes and cups can be returned at any facility.

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  6. Our opening hours around the winter break

    Every year, the campus goes into hibernation over Christmas. The Studierendenwerk also takes a break - for a short break, but also for training courses that are held in the catering sector in the first few days of the year. For this reason, many canteens will not be open again until January 8. Here is an overview:

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  7. All about wine - register now for the tasting on 28 October!

    If you've always wanted to know how long Riesling wine has been cultivated in Germany or what the popular red wine Primitivo is actually called in the USA, our Wine Tasting in the food faculty is just the thing for you.

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