Where to Find UPNA News and Events on unavarra.es

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UPNA news and events are both reachable from the university homepage (unavarra.es). The News section lists current stories with a "See all news" link to the full archive, and the Agenda section lists upcoming activities with a "Complete agenda" / "See all activities" link. Each agenda entry shows the date, time, and location, so you can judge at a glance whether an event is relevant and where it takes place.

News: what is listed and how to browse it

The homepage News block surfaces recent items and ends with a link to the complete news list. From the homepage evidence, the mix of topics is broad rather than limited to one faculty:

  • Research — a doctoral thesis developing a methodology to improve the efficiency of horizontal refrigerated display cabinets in supermarkets; a UPNA chair and ANEL launching Ethics and Cooperative Law laboratories; UPNA hosting specialists from Spain and Portugal on antennas, radar, and wireless communications.
  • Teaching and student activity — around 80 UPNA students competing to develop algorithms that reduce material waste; the third edition of the Navarra Mathematical Talent Workshop for students in years 3 and 4 of ESO.
  • Institutional and external engagement — UPNA taking an equity stake in Optaion, a company applying mathematics to planning and logistics problems; a UPNA professor receiving the 2025 National Statistics Prize in Madrid.
  • Service notices — for example, a notice that a session of the "School of Democracy" was suspended.

How to use it: open the homepage, read the headlines in the News block, and follow "See all news" when the item you want is not among the featured few. Because service notices (such as cancellations) appear alongside research stories, it is worth scanning the list rather than searching only for a topic you already have in mind.

Agenda: reading an event entry

Agenda entries follow a consistent pattern — date, time, title, and venue — which makes them usable without opening each item. Examples from the homepage:

Date Time Event Venue
Nov 4 10:00 Research seminar on governance of agri-food systems (Argentine meat sector, export-oriented) Conference room, Jerónimo de Ayanz Building
Nov 5 09:30 Doctoral day: doctorate and professional development beyond academia Conference room, Jerónimo de Ayanz Building
Nov 6 11:00 Research seminar in mathematical analysis: fixed point property in non-reflexive Banach space Conference room, Jerónimo de Ayanz Building
Nov 6 00:00 DUALIZA-TE days: building an architecture for wellbeing Aulario
Nov 10 10:00 The future of care begins at home: supports, programmes and models Assembly Hall, Tudela Campus
Nov 13 09:00 NILSA-UPNA Chair day: chemical-biological contaminants of concern Not stated in the listing

Two practical points follow from this. First, check the venue: UPNA has campuses in Pamplona and Tudela, and at least one listed event is on the Tudela Campus, so the location line matters more than the title when planning attendance. Second, times can be placeholders — the Nov 6 DUALIZA-TE entry shows 00:00, which reads as an all-day or not-yet-fixed slot rather than a midnight start; confirm on the event page before travelling.

Choosing the right entry point

  • You want to know what the university is doing now (research results, partnerships, awards): start with News and use "See all news" for older items.
  • You want to attend something (seminars, doctoral days, public lectures): start with Agenda, filter by date and venue, then open the individual entry for details the listing omits.
  • You are checking whether a session is still on: scan News first, since cancellations are published there as standalone items.

Both sections sit within the homepage's main areas, alongside the links to studying, international, research, and the electronic office, so you can move from a news item about a degree or a research group into the corresponding section without returning to the homepage.