The Student Parliament (Stupa)

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What is the Student Parliament?

The student parliament (also called student representation or student council) is a democratically elected organization of students that advocates for the interests and needs of students at their university. The student parliament is usually elected for one year and consists of members elected by the student body of the university.

The main task of the student parliament is to represent the interests of the students to the university management, politicians and other organizations. This includes issues such as improving study conditions, increasing financial support for students, strengthening student participation, promoting cultural activities and organizing social events for students.

The Student Parliament works closely with other student organizations such as student councils and university groups, and also represents students on a national and international level in various committees and organizations.

Announcement of the next meeting

Ordinary StuPa meeting: on 28.05.2025 at 6 p.m. in the student house (old FÄRBEREI) (Zoom room see above)
Since the meeting was not quorate, an extraordinary meeting will take place on Monday, 02.06.25 at 6 pm in the Studihaus.

Statements

2025

Invitations

Protocols

Resolutions of Legislature 24/25

Archive of invitations and minutes

Archive of invitations and minutes: Forward

Dear students,
Dear staff,
Dear faculty,

The current events in Iran are filling many people with concern, sadness, and great uncertainty. In recent weeks, there have been nationwide protests in Iran, which have been brutally suppressed by the Islamic regime. Numerous people have been killed, injured, or arrested. Behind these events are people: children, parents, families, and friends.
In order to conceal the extent of this oppression, the Iranian regime has shut down the internet and almost all means of communication, to the extent that it is even difficult to reach people by phone or text message within the country.

Many members of the University of Kassel are also personally affected – through family, friends, or close emotional ties. The current situation is psychologically stressful for many of those affected and is accompanied by fear, helplessness, and great emotional tension.

We, the Iranian Community of the University of Kassel, ask for your attention to this situation. Be a voice for the freedom of the people of Iran!
As members of the university, we must not remain silent and can form a strong unity of solidarity together!

With hopeful regards
Iranian Community of the University of Kassel
AStA Kassel