For 26 years now, we have been uniting students from both campuses through weekly presentations and dinners.

During the holy month of Ramadan and before the covid crisis, we had a long tradition of hosting Iftars on campus to break our fast. Indeed, our campus is very diversified and international students make up a large share of the community. Those dinners allowed them to rejoy the spirit of Ramadan despite the distance separating them from their families.

Now that covid restrictions are lifted, we are getting back on it stronger than ever after a two-year-long wait. Not only those dinners allow us to reunite with our Muslim sisters and brothers, but they also help start a conversation with students from other religious confessions. This year, the goal is to have 3 Iftars a week and feed 60 to 70 students each gathering.

Further details: https://gmu-lausanne.com/ramadan-1443/#information