Each year, ClubDA organises a Meet and Greet with DA's students to strengthen the ties between alumni and students, to get to know each other and simply have a good time. This year more than 50 alumni and students came to the DA Bar to celebrate.

For the 19th time, the Diplomatic Academy of Vienna and ClubDA organised an alumni homecoming weekend. More than 250 alumni and friends of the Academy accepted the invitation to ClubDA's General Assembly, DA's traditional Sommerfest and an excursion to Schloss Hof, Schloss Niederweiden and Nickelsdorf. First the group visited two exhibitions on Empress Maria Theresia. In Nickelsdorf, a discussion with Mayor Gerhard Zapfl and representatives of the Austrian police and military forces on the refugee situation in 2015 and since was followed by a tour of the refugee registration facility at the Austrian-Hungarian border and concluded at a local Heurigen, Stodl Schenke.

On the Corpus Christi weekend 2017, ClubDA organised its 10th Outdoor Weekend in Lower Austria's and Styria's Semmering region. On Thursday, 25 May the group followed the Semmering railway, the first mountain railway in Europe, from Klamm-Schottwien to Steinhaus am Semmering. The next day a visit of the Fröschnitzgraben construction site of the new Semmering Base Tunnel was followed by a short hike through the poet Peter Rosegger's "Waldheimat" Alpl. A five-hour hike to the top of Stuhleck concluded the programme on 27 May.

On 14 February 2017, more than 20 students and alumni joined us for curling (Eisstockschießen) and ice skating in front of Vienna's city hall. ClubDA's Vienna Chapter thanks stadt wien marketing gmbh for sponsoring this event for the sixth time.

On 28 January 2017, the Diplomatic Academy and ClubDA invited to their 15th Ski and Snowboard Championships organised in cooperation with the Austrian Foreign Ministry and CDW at Stuhleck. Fourteen students, alumni and staff took part.

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