Tenant Consultation Service Postponed: From Thursday to Friday
The Tenant Consultation Service has been moved from Thursday 11 June 2026 to Friday 12 June 2026! The time remains the same.
The Tenant Consultation Service has been moved from Thursday 11 June 2026 to Friday 12 June 2026! The time remains the same.
The new HOPO NEWS is here! Find out more about campus life, university politics, and more. This issue covers the following topics:
Your vote counts! Shape the future of university politics and vote now for your representatives in the Student Parliament, Faculty Councils, and Senate.
Follow us on Instagram or our WhatsApp channel for all the important updates. We’ve also prepared two Reels there to explain the elections once again.
In the student body election, representatives for the Student Parliament (StuPa) are elected. Various “Listen” (candidate lists) run in the election; these are groups of students who pursue common university-political interests. Their election platforms are published beforehand in an election magazine.
International students can also elect representatives for the Autonomous Foreigner’s Department (AAR), who are also introduced in the election magazine.
You vote directly for a member from a list. Often, the individual members introduce themselves in the election magazine. The seats in the StuPa are allocated to the lists based on the total number of votes received. These seats are then distributed within each list according to the number of votes cast for the individual candidates. People who do not receive any votes will not enter the StuPa.
In the university election, you can vote for student representatives for the Senate and for the Department Councils. Selected list members also run for the Senate election. In the faculty elections, it is usually representatives from the respective Departmental Student Council (FsR) who stand for election.
Go directly to the elections: university elections
Here you’ll find the election magazine of the election committee: election magazine
Social counseling will be canceled on May 28 and June 22!

Raving against the far right! ✊ Together with the alliance BlockaDo, we are protesting against the monthly “Heimatabende” organized by the neo-Nazi scene in Dorstfeld — with music, dancing, and good vibes.
For some time now, regular meetings of far-right groups have been taking place again in Dorstfeld. Among other things, these events aim to recruit new supporters and spread far-right ideology. Together with the activists from BlockaDo, we want to take a stand against this and are organizing a day rave at Wilhelmsplatz in Dortmund-Dorstfeld.
🎶Line-up:
Delle
Vicileaks
Lilunja
Nachtaktiv
📍 Wilhelmsplatz, Dortmund-Dorstfeld
📅 May 29, 2026
🕓 4:00–9:00 p.m.
Join us in celebrating democracy and diversity — and in standing up against far-right extremism! 🌈💜
Bicycle Repair Shop will be closed on June 5, June 9, and June 12!
The Bicycle Repair Shop will be closed on May 8!
The new edition of the HOPO NEWS (May 2026) has arrived, providing key updates regarding the TU Dortmund campus and our work as the AStA. Here is what to expect:
Statement on the Situation in German Studies: Our official statement, the feedback received and the measures planned by the Rectorate.
BlockaDo – Together Against the Right: Learn what BlockaDo is and discover the protest action we have planned!
Committee Election at TU Dortmund: Everything you need to know for the upcoming committee election.
And more: All upcoming events in May and a short report of our work.
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