The School of Bioethics Celebrates the Christmas Season with Art, Culture and Community

These activities also represent a time when the school members come together to share experiences and reflections.

In the festive spirit of the Christmas season, the School of Bioethics held an outing to strengthen community ties and celebrate together. On a day full of art and culture, the members enjoyed an enriching experience visiting the Soumaya Museum in Plaza Carso.

This emblematic venue, designed by Mexican architect Fernando Romero, houses an impressive collection that ranges from pre-Hispanic pieces to contemporary works. The visit, which took place last Tuesday, December 5, offered us a journey through the history of Mexican and international art. From the museum's imposing façade to the six rooms filled with works by renowned artists, such as David Alfaro Siqueiros, Diego Rivera, Frida Kahlo, Rufino Tamayo, Claude Monet, Vincent Van Gogh, Pablo Picasso and Auguste Rodin, among others, the day was a unique and enriching experience.

These activities not only represent a celebration, but also a time when the members come together to share experiences and reflections. Participation in these types of events encourages collaboration, strengthens professional relationships and consolidates the sense of community among faculty members, promoting teamwork for the benefit of our student community.

We wish you all a Merry Christmas and a happy new year!