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Fuksijäynäryhmä 11. Jäynägaala 2024.
A Jäynä is a harmless practical joke, made with a sense of humour, and often featuring technology. It has the purpose of amusing not only its creator, but also the target audience and the general public. Jäynä traditions form an integral part of Teekkari culture.

https://www.tek.fi/en/services-and-benefits/students/teekkari/jayna-culture

Jäynäkilpailujen voittajajoukkue
The winning jäynä tackled a timely question: How does our ability to concentrate vary across different settings?
News article

https://www.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/otaniemi-team-crowned-teekkari-pranksters-of-the-year

Vaasan yliopisto.
Find out more about Teekkari culture in Vaasa.

https://www.tek.fi/en/services-and-benefits/students/teekkari/teekkari-cities/vaasa

Henkilöitä Hervannan kampuksella Tampereella.
Find out more about Teekkari culture in Tampere, Hervanta.

https://www.tek.fi/en/services-and-benefits/students/teekkari/teekkari-cities/tampere

Oulun yliopisto.
Find out more about Teekkari culture in Oulu, Linnanmaa.

https://www.tek.fi/en/services-and-benefits/students/teekkari/teekkari-cities/oulu

Wesibussi, jonka edessä seisoo sen järjestäjiä.
Once again this year, you can celebrate the week leading up to May Day (Wappu or Vappu in Finnish) in Oulu by getting on board the Wesibussi. The proceeds from tickets go to the patients of the children’s hospital.
News article

https://www.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/tech-students-from-oulu-riding-for-a-good-cause

Lappeenranta
Find out more about Teekkari culture in Lappeenranta, Skinnarila.

https://www.tek.fi/en/services-and-benefits/students/teekkari/teekkari-cities/lappeenranta

Henkilöitä Turun Aurum-rakennuksen edessä.
Find out more about Teekkari culture in Turku.

https://www.tek.fi/en/services-and-benefits/students/teekkari/teekkari-cities/turku

teekkarilakin valmistusta
TEK Magazine looked into the manufacturing process of the iconic Finnish tassel cap (teekkarilakki) and followed its journey from the hands of sewers to the hat store on Sofiankatu in Helsinki.
News article

https://www.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/how-a-teekkari-cap-is-made

Antero Hakapää astuu alas nurmitöyräältä Otaniemen kampuksella.
Antero Hakapää and seven other students of materials science and technology were the first in Finland to start using student overalls as their uniform. The group of friends which goes by the name Oopperan Ystävät (“Friends of Opera”) still meets on a regular basis.
News article

https://www.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/idea-of-student-overalls-was-born-in-a-sauna-in-the-early-60s