Club past activities

The University Foundation organizes lots of activities for the members of the Club. Below you can see short reviews of some past activities. A more complete list can be seen on the French or Dutch web pages.

 - (Feb 05 2015)

Alcina – Georg Friedrich Händel

 - (Jan 29 2015)

The members of the Club of the University Foundation were invited for the New Year's reception on January 29, 2015, at 5.30 pm.

 - (Jan 27 2015)

At the occasion of the publication of the book "Le Capital au XXIe siècle" by Thomas Piketty the University Foundation organized a lunch-debate (F/N) on "The increasing economic inequality in our welfare state" . The debate was presided by Prof. Eric De Keuleneer. The introduction was given by Prof. François Maniquet (Core, U.C.Louvain, Francqui Prize 2010). Prof.

 - (Dec 16 2014)

Don Giovanni (La Monnaie) - Wolfgan

 - (Nov 27 2014)

Guided visit (Fr/Dutch) of the exhibition + Italian evening at the University Foundation

 - (Nov 19 2014)

Private concert with Sheva Tehoval, soprano, Belgian finalist of the Queen Elisabeth competition 2014, and Elmira Sayfullayeva, piano, followed by a walking dinner at the University Foundation.

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 - (Nov 13 2014)

In the framework of the remembrance of the beginning of the First World War ("De Groote Oorlog"),  M. Luc Devoldere (editor of Ons Erfdeel vzw and author, and editor of the French language journal "Septentrion" and the English book series "The Low Countries") and M. Michael Amara spoke on the First World War.

 - (Oct 23 2014)

Guided visit (Fr/Dutch) of the exhibition + dinner at the University Foundation

 - (Oct 14 2014)

The University Foundation organised a lunch debate in the framework of the report of the "Commission sur la réforme des retraites", with Prof. Frank Vandenbroucke, former cabinet minister, professor KU Leuven et coauthor of the report, on  "La réforme des pensions et l'allongement de la durée de travail, dans le contexte d'un agenda social élargi" (languages: Dutch/French)

 - (Sep 24 2014 to Sep 28 2014)

Cultural trip to Vienna  with Prof. Michel Flamée.  Theme : “Vienna 1900

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