On October 25, the Lithuanian Student Shooting Championship took place at the Kaunas Sports School “Gaja,” featuring the best shooters from six higher education institutions. This year, Vilnius University was represented by four students: Andrea Noone (Life Sciences Center), Aleksandra Semionovaitė (alumni), Valerija Dušenko (alumni), and Rimantė Rėkašiūtė (Faculty of Communication).
For several years, the sports hall of Kaunas University of Technology (KTU) has been home to the Lithuanian Student Sambo Championship. On October 25, the best athletes from seven higher education institutions competed there. Vilnius University was represented by as many as 15 athletes at the championship.
On Sunday, October 5, the Lithuanian Student Cross-Country Championship took place — competing for the Jonas Pipynė and Felicija Karoblienė Cups. Vilnius University was represented by as many as 27 students. The women competed in the 1 km and 2 km races, while the men ran 3 km and 5 km.
Vilnius University Health and Sports Center invites employees to take care of their physical and emotional well-being by joining free workouts. The sessions take place during the lunch break – a great opportunity to step away from daily tasks for a while, get moving, and recharge your energy.
Starting October 9, Vilnius University Health and Sport Centre invites all members of the VU community to take care of their well-being and dedicate half an hour to an active break – an online workout once a week.
We are announcing the preliminary group training schedule. Group trainings start on September 8.
A reminder that on September 10, 6 PM we are inviting everyone to an outdoor training session at Saulėtekis. More information and registration HERE.
September is a perfect time to start exercising and taking care of your physical and emotional health. Don’t let your sneakers rest all year long—come train for free together with the VU Health and Sports Centre team.
On July 16, 2025, the FISU World University Games will kick off in Rhine-Ruhr and run until July 27 across six cities in Germany.
The World University Games, better known by their former name — the Universiade — are the largest multi-sport event after the Olympic Games. This year, over 8,500 participants are expected to compete in 18 different sports.
Vilnius University’s Health and Sports Center invites all members of the community to continue leading an active lifestyle throughout the summer! Our facilities and sports spaces remain open both in Saulėtekis and in the city center – we encourage you to take the opportunity to improve your health, stay active, and relax.
We invite members of the VU community to the session “Body-Mind-Nature Connection”.
