From May 14th to May 16th, members of the GC gathered for a retreat at the historic Raitenhaslach monastery, which is owned by TUM. All participants, including speakers and assistants, stayed in a nearby hotel in the picturesque town of Burghausen. The retreat featured a variety of engaging activities and productive brainstorming sessions. A key highlight was the 119th GC meeting held on May 15th. During the event, new and existing working groups were introduced, and several new teams were formed to support their efforts. Special attention was also given to the planning of this year’s TUMblue event. Alongside the work, participants enjoyed plenty of fun and social activities, making the retreat both meaningful and memorable.