The third social event organized by the Una Europa Student Local Task Force
On May 19 2026, the Una Europa Student Local Task Force at the University of Bologna organized the third Una Europa event of the year: a light-hearted and engaging Undercover Night, designed to give students a well-deserved break during the exam session.
Following the success of the previous two editions, the event brought together around 50 students from different academic and cultural backgrounds for an evening of games, conversations, and new connections. At one of the busiest moments of the semester, the event offered a relaxed atmosphere where participants could take a step away from revision stress, socialize, and enjoy the international spirit of Una Europa.
The evening opened with a short presentation introducing the Una Europa Alliance and the role of the Student Local Task Force at the University of Bologna. The event then moved into an interactive speed-dating-style icebreaker activity. Students formed rotating circles and answered a series of playful and relatable questions about university life, travel dreams, study habits, accommodation preferences, final week survival essentials, and “European student” stereotypes. The activity helped participants get to know each other quickly while discovering both shared experiences and cultural differences in a fun and informal way.
After the icebreaker session, participants were divided into teams for the main activity of the night: the Undercover Game. Across several themed rounds, including Exchange, Technology, Skills, and Una Europa, players had to describe secret words, identify impostors hidden within their teams, and avoid giving away too much information. The game sparked creativity, teamwork, and plenty of laughter, while encouraging participants to reflect on shared student experiences, making the competition both entertaining and collaborative.
In the end, the evening concluded with group photos, final conversations, and a shared feeling that university life is about connection, collaboration, and creating memories beyond the classroom.
