X-Culture program inspires students to innovate
"A great experiment" "We wanted to create a challenge that would give us insight into the impact of events," said Goedegebuure, who is participating as a judge. The results varied, according to BestCities and Goedegebuure, but some themes emerged from the student proposals: Events should have a positive impact on their host destination, benefit the local community and communicate that impact, and sustainability should not be an afterthought idea. Both Goedegebuure and Chaillo were impressed by how quickly the students were able to solve long-standing challenges in the industry: like how to create more value for sponsors. "I think it's very insightful for a group that's only scratched the surface ... to have recognized ... that the narrative you need to create to attract sponsors is not easy," Goedegebuure said. In the past, sponsors "were happy for the company to be mentioned as a sponsor of an event and put their logo on it. Now people are like, 'Well, actually,…
Nissan Z wagon, Hyundai Skyline show students what they’re capable of
Nissan's Japanese students have unleashed three unique cars ahead of this year's Tokyo Auto Salon showcasing what they can do without design boundaries. Students at the Nissan Motor Academy learn everything from sheet metal fabrication to vehicle painting, maintenance and even motorsport training. At January's Tokyo Auto Salon, students from Nissan's Aichi and Kyoto Vehicle Systems Research Campus created three concepts drawing inspiration from modern and classic models. Hundreds of new car deals available via car expert Now. Get the experts on your side and get big rewards. Browse now. Perhaps the most eye-catching of the three cars is Team Kyoto's "Z Lealia" - said to be a combination of "Lead" and "Familia" - which is a car that adopts the front and rear of the Z sports coupe Designed station wagon. Based on the M35-generation Stagea wagon, the fourth-year students grafted the Z's bumper onto the front of the long-roof model, while the Z's wheel arches, taillights and roof…
College students’ first choice of car: affordable and reliable
College life is filled with commuting. Whether it’s getting to campus, going grocery shopping, or planning a spontaneous weekend trip with friends, it involves a lot of traveling. Many students use public transportation to commute, but it can lack in convenience. Therefore, owning a car will make college life much easier. Here are all the things you need to consider when buying a car. What should you consider before buying a car? BudgetMoney comes first. Buying a car means more than just the purchase price, it also includes insurance, maintenance, and fuel. Be sure to create a realistic budget and keep these factors in mind. usageHow do you plan to use the car? Most likely, driving in the city. Then you need a small and compact car. But if you plan to buy a car for long-distance travel, then you should choose a car that is durable, spacious, and comfortable. SafetyThere is no room for compromise when it comes to…
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