The University in the Media

Article about an initiative by BBVA Bank has by ORT University in Uruguay.

Article on the first event in the "Archivos Pendientes" series organized by the School of Communication and Design

An article quoting statements by Enrique Topolansky, coordinator of the university’s Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CIE).

Article about an initiative by BBVA Bank has by ORT University in Uruguay.

Article on the presentation of the Oculus Dino Project at the Human Camp event. Oculus Dino offers a virtual tour of the Cretaceous period, which is part of the Mesozoic Era (also known as the Age of Dinosaurs). It was developed by a team of five Systems Engineering students from the School of Engineering.

Article on the AZsportech startup founded by Krikor Attarian and Estéfano Zammarelli, graduates of the Bachelor’s program in Systems.

Interview with musician Ricardo Riki Musso, a professor in the School of Communication and Design.

Op-ed by rector Universidad ORT Uruguay, Dr. Jorge Grünberg.

An article about the "Design Thinking" lecture given by Juan Pablo Costanzo, a graphic design graduate and head of visual design at Alibaba Group, which took place at the School of Communication and Design.

Video interview with Luis Calabria, B.S. in Engineering, regarding the presentation of the Oculus Dino project at the Human Camp event. Oculus Dino offers a virtual tour of the Cretaceous period, which is part of the Mesozoic Era (also known as the Age of Dinosaurs). It was developed by a team of five Systems Engineering students from the School of Engineering.

A column by journalist Jujy Fabini from the television magazine *Día Perfecto* about a project carried out by students from the School of Business and Social Sciences, the School of Architecture, the School of Communication and Design, and the School of Engineering.

Column by Dr. Gonzalo Frasca, professor of video games in the School of Communication and Design.

An article about the Oculus Dino Project, which offers a virtual tour of the Cretaceous period—part of the Mesozoic Era (also known as the Age of Dinosaurs)—developed by a team of five systems engineering students from the School of Engineering.