Feel like having a movienight? Come join us and watch the documentary OKJA! This movie is about animal welfare and to what extent people can justify using animals for their own purposes, but wrapped up in a wonderful dramatic story about a cute South Korean girl and a pig. After the movie FREE snacks are served, and there will be a discussion with exciting questions about OKJA. Don't forget to sign up @svipsofacto.nl, see you there!

We'd like to introduce Ipso's INFACTIE of this academic year! The InFactie are the editors of the magazine of Ipso Facto: the In Facto. The magazine is published three or four time a year and contains interesting and fun stories of, about and for students here in Wageningen. Every edition has a different topic, although some great columns like Took A Gap Year or Ipso Cribs come back every time. If you like to write, interview, design or to photograph, join them and become a member of our editorial office! Contact: infacto.ipso-facto@wur.nl Next week we'll introduce another committee, so stay tuned :)

We'd like to introduce Ipso's ACCIE of this academic year! The Accie is the activity committee of Ipso Facto. All the fun activities, which are hardly related to the studies but involves a lot of fun with your fellow students, are organised by them! Among other things, the Accie is responsible for the highlight of the year: The Lift Weekend! It turns out to be a great success each year. The Accie also organizes activities like pub crawls, laser gaming with the Sportcie, Christmas activities and Terror Mansion. Be sure to come to their activities, they promise to be great! Contact: accie.ipso-facto@wur.nl Next week we'll introduce another committee, so stay tuned :)

We'd like to take this opportunity to congratulate ICAN on winning the Nobel Prize of Peace! ICAN is the worldwide campaign against nuclear wapons, and PAX is one of the main forces behind ICAN. Ipso, as one of the ambassadors of PAX, is very proud of this accomplishment!

We had a great time @Pubcrawl last night 😄! Congrats to Gerwin on winning IPSO in chocolate 😋 For more photos, go to our website: svipsofacto.nl

We'd like to introduce Ipso's PROMOCIE of this academic year! The Promocie is the committee that uses all it's creativity! For Ipso’s activities, they make flyers and posters, and they design the magazine of the association; the In Facto. With great pleasure and skill, they look for beautiful places or great settings to take photos, which they'll use for the In Facto. The photos during Ipso’s activities are also taken by the Promocie, so be sure to befriend them if you don’t want your embarrassing pictures on the website 😉 If you want to get explore your own creativity, or if you are interested in photography, you should sign up for the Promocie! Contact: Promocie.ipso-facto@wur.nl. Next week we'll introduce another committee, so stay tuned :)

We had a great time at the BIN drink last Wednesday! We hope you did too. You'll find more pictures at our website: svipsofacto.nl

In a few weeks the annual pubcrawl will take place! If you want to get to know the pubs of Wageningen, this is your chance! You will experience what the pubs of Wageningen have to offer while you get to know your fellow students. The pubcrawl will take place on Tuesday 10 October, we will start at 21.00 at café de Zaaier. We will start there and go past all the fun bars of Wageningen. The first drink is free and you have the chance to win a fun little price, so that’s a very good deal! Students below 18 years old are welcome too. Don’t forget to bring your WUR-card! You can register for the Pubcrawl at the Ipso Facto website: svipsofacto.nl (don’t forget to click on attend on the Facebook event). We will see you the 10th of October!

This wednesday, Ipso Facto organizes the very first BIN drink! For ALL the BIN students (first, second AND third year students), we organize an afternoon of socializing, connecting and having fun. First drink is FREE! Don't forget your WUR-card, we'll see you there :)

"When thinking of peace I think of times of conflict. When I was younger, we lived in Nepal. Due to circumstances at the time we had to leave the country within four days. I remember coming back after a day out and my room was completely packed, and soon after we left the country. It wasn’t until I was older that I heard that whilst all my things were packed, my parents were not able to bring all of their belongings back home. For some reason my dolls were more important than, for example, my mom’s language study books. Peace is the freedom from disturbance or conflict. And peace is seeking the interests of others. During times of conflict my parents always gave me a sense of peace and I am forever grateful." - Eline van Dis' view on peace in honor of the PAX Peace Week, first year Master International Development Studies Thank you all for reading our members' stories. We hope we brought some awareness about PAX and the importance of taking action in regards to peace!

"To me, peace is not just the absence of war. It also refers to not being at war with yourself. Peace on a personal level therefore means being at peace with yourself and accepting who you are. This is especially important to students as they are subject to the highest rates of depression of all age categories. Personally I think being at peace with yourself is a huge contributor to this, and I think this very important personal aspect of peace is underestimated hugely. If everyone would be more at peace with themselves, world peace would naturally follow." -Leanne Sanders' view on peace in honor of the PAX Peace Week, first year Communication and Life Science student.

“To me, this scene radiates peace and rest because the film shows how an individual develops himself to a point in his life where he flies out. The scene shows the peace that can be found in the way life develops itself, and shows the satisfaction it can give.” - Tijmen Grootens view on peace in honor of the PAX Peace Week, second year International Development student