Institutional development · Student experience, equity and outcomes · Mexico
UNAM's postgraduate choir marks ten years after starting with just three singers
The postgraduate choir at UNAM, Mexico's National Autonomous University, is celebrating a decade, having grown from three voices into a meeting point for students, graduates, staff and tutors.
Why it matters: Postgraduate students, graduates, staff, officials and tutors at UNAM share the choir as a common meeting space, according to the university's gazette.
Gaceta UNAM reported that the Coro del Posgrado (Postgraduate Choir) at UNAM, Mexico's National Autonomous University, is celebrating ten years.
According to the gazette, the choir began a decade ago with only three voices.
The gazette said the choir has become a place where students, graduates, workers, officials and tutors come together.
Editor’s view
Rachel Smith, Students and International Editor
The choir now brings together UNAM postgraduate students, graduates, staff, officials and tutors, after growing from three founding voices over its first decade, the university's gazette reported.
