春節祭祖大典暨境外生團聚
On Sunday, December 22, National Taiwan University held the "Lunar New Year Gathering" event at noon in the old gymnasium. President Chen Wen-Chang presided over the ceremony, with the Vice President of Academic Affairs, Wang Hung-Jen; Vice President for Student Affairs, Chu Shi-Wei; Vice President for General Affairs, Liao Wen-Cheng; Vice President for International Affairs, Yuan Hsiao-Wei; NTU faculty members, and nearly 700 overseas Chinese, mainland Chinese, and international students in attendance. Distinguished guests included representatives from the Overseas Community Affairs Council, the Mainland Affairs Council, the Overseas Chinese Association HQ, the China Youth Corps, and the National Taiwan University Indonesian Alumni Association. The event began with President Chen leading the guests and faculty members in a Lunar New Year calligraphy session, followed by an ancestor worship ceremony in accordance with ancient rituals, honoring the traditional cultural values of the Chinese nation. The event featured a banquet, a lucky draw, red envelope distribution by teachers, a lion dance, the Myanmar Thadingyut Lighting Dance, the top three performances from the 2024 NTU International and Overseas Students Singing Contest, as well as song and dance performances by the Indonesian and Malaysian student associations. These activities provided an opportunity for overseas and international students from different countries to unite and celebrate together. The lively atmosphere allowed teachers and students to exchange New Year wishes for happiness and prosperity.
The 114th Academic Year First-Years' Shirt Design Contest is now open!
Showcase your creativity and win NTD 12,000! Design the NTU first-years' shirt and let all first-years wear your masterpiece. Open to all NTU students. Submit by 12:00 PM, February 21, 2025 (Friday). Event details: https://osa_activity.ntu.edu.tw/board/detail/sn/3129
National Taiwan University 96th Anniversary Ceremony Presents Awards in Recognition of The Social Devotion Special Award Students.
In order to promote the spirit of altruistic service and practice the sustainable development goals, a video about the deeds of the winners of the Special Award for Student Social Devotion was played during the ceremony (https://youtu.be/0DDPUDxzigs). After awarding the medals, Miss LIU, TUNG-YUN was invited to deliver a speech on behalf of the winners.
NTUers, welcome to the “NTU Blood Donation Activity” !
NTU Health Center, in cooperation with Taipei Blood Center, continues to hold the “NTU Blood Donation Activity”. All faculty, staff and students of the University are welcome to actively participate and donate your blood together!（please read the school-wide notice in your mailbox for things to know before blood donation） (1). Date: Sep 2 (Mon.), Sep 3 (Tue.), Sep 30 (Mon.), Oct 1 (Tue.), Nov 4 (Mon.), Nov 5 (Tue.), Dec 2 (Mon.), Dec 3 (Tue.). The above activities are in the year of 2024. The following activities are in the year of 2025: Jan 6 (Mon.), Feb 17 (Mon.), Feb 18 (Tue.). (2). Time: 10:00～17:00. (3). Venue: Crossroads between Royal Palm Blvd. and Palm Ave. NTU.
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Five systems of OSA including "Personal Information of Advisee", "Physical and Mental Health Assessment Online System", "Counseling & Case Management System", "Web of Student Safety" and "National Taiwan University Health Check-Up Information System" meet the requirements and have received the certification of the international standard information Security Management System ISO/IEC 27001:2013. The Office of Student Affairs will continue to reinforce the power providing more solid information security.
Guarantee of The Meat Quality Program Launches
In order to ensure the food safety on campus and improve the meat quality management of NTU, all restaurants should fallow the rules of Taiwan Food and Drug Administration (Ministry of Health and Welfare) on labelling the origin of the meat as well as the regulations of MOE. Spot checks of meat and processed meat products at restaurants on campus have also been strengthened. Ten restaurants will to be checked each week since March 2, 2021. The testing result will be announced on the website of the NTU Dining Services Committee.
