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Paxuni is a university-specific network that helps students find people with shared interests, complementary skills, and similar goals — and connect around what they want to build.

Paxuni helps you discover relevant people, projects, and opportunities based on skills, interests, goals, experience, availability, and more — then connect around what you want to build.

Paxuni is built for university students. It's currently launching with students at Southern Virginia University.

Paxuni is in its founding phase. Head to the SVU founding community page, choose your major, and add your SVU email to join. We’ll email you the moment the network goes live at SVU.

For the current launch, Paxuni is focused on students at Southern Virginia University. As Paxuni expands to additional universities, availability will depend on the university being launched.

Yes — Paxuni is free for SVU students, and joining the founding community won't cost you anything.

To join the SVU founding community, use your SVU email. It's how we make sure the network is built around the campus community.

Students can share things like their major, skills, interests, goals, experience, availability, and projects.

A more complete profile gives Paxuni more information to help you discover relevant people, projects, and opportunities. It also helps other students understand why they might want to connect with you.

Yes — your profile is meant to grow with you. Profiles open up when the network launches at SVU, and you'll be able to update yours anytime.

Paxuni is being built so you decide what you share. Detailed visibility controls arrive with the network launch; until then, the only thing you’ve shared is the email and major you joined with. See our Privacy Policy for the details.

Yes. Projects are part of Paxuni profiles — a way to show what you're building and who you're looking for. This becomes available as the network goes live at SVU.

Paxuni helps you discover people based on information such as skills, interests, goals, major, experience, projects, and availability.

Yes. Your major is only one part of your profile. Paxuni is designed to help students discover people across majors, organizations, interests, skills, and goals.

Skill-based discovery is core to how Paxuni works — you'll be able to find people by the skills they list. This becomes available as the network launches.

Yes. Paxuni is designed to surface people who may be relevant based on your profile, interests, goals, skills, and what you're looking for.

Paxuni uses information from your profile and what you're looking for to surface people who may be relevant. It won't always be perfect — you're always in control of who you actually reach out to.

When the network is live, you'll be able to reach out to someone directly from their profile to start a conversation.

Connecting opens a conversation, so you can introduce yourself and find something worth building or exploring together.

Yes — that's the whole point. Paxuni is built to help you reach people beyond your existing circle. Just lead with why you're reaching out.

Start with why you want to connect. For example: “Hey, I saw you’re interested in startups. I’m working on a project and would love to hear what you’re working on.” Keep it short and genuine.

You can use Paxuni to find teammates, discover collaborators, meet people with shared interests, find complementary skills, explore opportunities, and expand your university network.

Yes. Projects are a core part of Paxuni — you'll be able to create one and describe what you're building and who you're looking for. This arrives with the network launch.

Yes. Paxuni is designed to help you find people with the skills and interests your project needs.

Yes. You'll be able to discover projects that need someone like you and reach out to get involved.

No. Paxuni is for any student who wants to discover people outside their existing circle. A project can be a startup, creative project, club initiative, event, research idea, student organization, or something much simpler.

AI helps students discover relevant people, projects, and opportunities based on their interests, goals, skills, experience, and what they're looking for.

No. AI can help surface relevant possibilities, but you decide who you connect with.

Paxuni uses the information you add to your profile — like your interests, goals, skills, and what you’re looking for — to suggest relevant people and projects. Our Privacy Policy explains how your information is handled.

Your recommendations reflect your profile and what you're looking for, so keeping those up to date is the best way to change what you see. More controls arrive as the network grows.

Paxuni is a network for your university community — your profile is meant to be seen by other students in your campus network so they can discover and connect with you. Our Privacy Policy covers the specifics.

Paxuni is being built to give you control over your visibility, including options to limit who can see your profile. These controls arrive with the network launch.

Yes — blocking is part of Paxuni's safety tools, available as the network goes live.

Paxuni will include reporting so you can flag anyone who makes the community feel unsafe. In the meantime, you can reach us anytime at paxuni.official@gmail.com.

Reports go to the Paxuni team to review. We look into what was reported and take action to keep the community safe. We can't share details about another person's account, but we take every report seriously.

The clearest place to see exactly what we collect and why is our Privacy Policy. Today, that’s the email and major you share to join the founding community.

We only ask for what we need and explain how we use it in our Privacy Policy. Joining the founding community shares your email and major so we can reach you and connect you with the right campus network — nothing more.

We're building Paxuni one university at a time, starting with Southern Virginia University. A network is only useful when enough of the right people are on it, so we're focused on building real density at one campus before expanding to the next.

No. Paxuni is an independent platform and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Southern Virginia University.

Students at Southern Virginia University. You'll join with your SVU email.

Paxuni is in its founding phase now — students are joining the founding community, and the network goes live at SVU soon. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you the moment it’s ready.

Join the founding community, invite students you think should be part of the network, and help introduce Paxuni to people across campus.

During the founding phase, the only info you’ve shared is the email and major you joined with. To update it, email us at paxuni.official@gmail.com. Full profile editing arrives when the network launches.

Profiles open up when Paxuni goes live at SVU — you'll be able to edit yours anytime from your account.

Email us at paxuni.official@gmail.com and we’ll update the email on your founding-community spot.

Paxuni doesn't use a password yet — you join the founding community with just your email. Account sign-in arrives with the network launch.

Right now the only messages we send are occasional founding-community updates. You can unsubscribe from any email, or reach us at paxuni.official@gmail.com.

Want off the list? Email paxuni.official@gmail.com and we’ll remove the information you shared. See our Privacy Policy for details.

We remove the information you shared to join the founding community. You're always welcome to join again later.

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