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News June 1, 2026

Kaizen Debate Club Wins Tournament at Łazarski University

Group photo of all tournament participants and judges
News May 29, 2026

Exhibitions by South Korean female artists at the Medium Gallery 

An illustration of a face looking upward, wearing colorful makeup, surrounded by leaves, abstract lines, and bright light.
News May 29, 2026

The "Tokyo Vibe, Warsaw Drive" hackathon is now over

Photos from the “Tokyo vibe, Warsaw drive” event at PJAIT. Participants are attending lectures and testing a driving simulator developed as part of a project by the Department of Multimedia. The photos show people using the simulator’s steering wheel and screens, a view of the virtual route, speakers addressing the audience in the auditorium, and event attendees.
News May 27, 2026

Masterclass on Public Speaking and Influence
News May 27, 2026

How can AI be used in programming?
News May 26, 2026

Arkadiusz Modzelewski is a recipient of the START 2026 program from the Foundation for Polish Science

graphic design the START 2026 competition organized by the Foundation for Polish Science. Against a blue background featuring silhouettes of people, the text reads: “Poland’s most talented young scientists have been selected!” along with the hashtag “#JestemStartowcem”.
News May 26, 2026

Polish folk dance through Japanese eyes. WKJ on the “Japanese Kujawiak” project

Alt text:graphic design of the film *Japanese Kujawiak*, directed by Dagmara Furgał. The background features a serene seascape with a coastline, a boat on the water, and buildings in the foreground. The image includes the film’s title in Japanese and Polish, as well as the text “a film by Dagmara Furgał”.**
News May 25, 2026

Closing the “Poland: What’s Next?” season with our students

A banner for the "Poland. What's Next?" program featuring white and blue text on a blue background with a geometric pattern and arrows pointing in opposite directions.
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