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For alumni
Kuvassa punaiset ja siniset teekkarihaalarit.

Where are your student overalls?

Student overalls bring back memories of Vappu celebrations and good times. Do you remember how to tune your overalls, or what it means to change a leg?

For alumni
Manta sai ensimmäisen lakkinsa jo 1909

Manta got her first student cap in 1909

Wappu is the highlight of student life – and it wouldn’t be Wappu without Manta. For over a century, this ever-youthful maiden has been at the centre of student celebrations across generations.

For alumni
Wäinö Aaltonen: Paavo Nurmi, 1950-luvun alku

Paavo Nurmi rose from the sea in 1961

In the 1960s, Finnish technical students made an unprecedented master prank, which is still unparalleled today.

For alumni
Kuvassa teekkarilakki Aalto-logon päällä.

Do you still remember the Wappu when you became teekkari?

Wappu is the biggest and grandest of student celebrations. The traditions of celebrating Wappu are honoured with care, all the way from the capping of the freshers, the declaration of the Wappu rowdiness and the capping of Havis Amanda. And the herring breakfasts are served in Ullanlinnanmäki in Kaivopuisto.

For alumni
Kuvassa Lönnrotinkadun kyltti nojaa Aalto-logoon.

Did you borrow something from the Kalkkunaklubi cupboard?

Kalkkunaklubi was the student union “bar” of the Helsinki University of Technology, located in Teekkarila on Lönnrotinkatu in the 1930s and 1940s. The name was a playful twist on New York’s famous Stork Club.

For alumni
Kuvassa lautasellinen spagettia ja kastiketta.

Täffä’s spaghetti since 1966

The student restaurant Täffä, run by the Swedish-speaking student nation at Aalto University, has been serving its legendary Wednesday spaghetti lunch for over half a century.

For alumni
Kuvassa neliön muotoinen Äpy-lehti, kuohuviinilasi ja lasinalusia.

Pläy äpy, Luontoäpy, Shekki-Äpy, Tupla-Äpy and Julkku magazines

What would Wappu be without Äpy or Julkku? Published every other year, these May Day magazines are an essential part of students’ biggest celebration of the spring.