Starting this year, Tecnun will have a Press Club that wants to publish two magazines during the course. At the head of project is student Víctor Peñas, who last year published issue zero of the magazine together with other students from Tecnun. "I decided to promote this publication because I have seen all the value that a student magazine can bring to a center educational, and there was nothing like it around here. So I thought it would be nice to adapt a project of this subject to the School," explains Peñas.

- What subject topics do you plan to cover?

In principle, the three main categories are current events and scientific notes, news and topics related to the School and a vast miscellaneous, where there will be room for personal reflections, literary texts, reviews and other texts of general interest. As for Tecnun, we will comment on outstanding events that take place, we will give the opportunity to the different clubs to share their activity, we will interview teachers, students and alumni, staff of the center, etc... In final, a wide variety of topics of scientific and university interest.

- Is the working group already set up/closed?
We already have a working group, but we are still looking for collaborators. The more people we have, the more ideas we can develop. And, of course, we also accept occasional collaborations, both with the different clubs, as mentioned above, and with individual students who want to participate, although in principle not on a continuous basis.

- What requirements must students who want to participate comply with?
Any student of Tecnun can sign up, but we are looking for a certain involvement in the project. You don't need to be a journalist or graphic designer, but you do need to be willing to spend an afternoon or two, and also to work in a group to move the issue project forward. In any case, we would especially welcome people who are up to date in the world of science, or who are aware of what is going on at the School, or who have knowledge of design or image editing programs. 

- How often will the magazine be published?
We intend to make it biannual, by the end of each semester, in order to have time to prepare each edition well.

- You elaborated a issue zero, what conclusions did you draw from it?

The issue zero helped us to determine the subject content to be developed and to put into practice certain work and layout techniques that will be useful now. It was a space where we could hit and miss freely, to see what to enhance and what to polish or correct.