The College of Journalism and Communication practices a "student-led, AI-assisted" textbook co-creation model in its New Media User Research course, leveraging Rain Classroom AI companions for intelligent tutoring and personalized learning.
The Literature and Board Game clubs co-host the "Bell Archive" narrative board game, where players choose investigator角色 cards to explore an open-ended story set on the STU campus. The event runs May 30-31.
The STU Bidding Center is recruiting bid evaluation experts for independent procurement projects, covering technical (goods, engineering, services) and economic categories. Applications due June 15.
Zhicheng College and the College of Science announced the winners of the "Bookish Youth" book recommendation contest, with 15 students recognized across special, first, second, third, and honorable mention awards.
STU cafeteria POS systems have been upgraded to support QR code payments. Starting June 1, third-party payment platforms like "Shouqianba" will be discontinued. Sangpushan campus accepts campus card or WeChat campus code; East Coast campus accepts campus card or WeChat Pay.
The 33rd STU Top 10 Singers Competition concluded on May 16 at the East Coast campus, with Yan L. from Engineering College claiming the championship.
STU students noticed cleaners resting in accessible bathrooms during lunch breaks and wrote to the university. The East Coast Campus committee responded within 24 hours, allocating over 200 sqm of dedicated rest space.
STU Hospital and the Guangdong Red Cross organized a CPR and AED training session for international students, covering心肺复苏 techniques and automated external defibrillator operation.
The College of Science and Zhicheng College, together with Shapu Primary School, held the 70th "Dandelion Science Popularization" event, bringing immersive digital red culture education to primary school students.
The STU Discipline Inspection Committee has drafted revised meeting decision-making rules based on trial implementation and is now seeking public feedback from all university units, with a deadline of June 5.
The online review has concluded. Finalists and excellence award winners are listed in the attachment.
After departmental review and committee approval, STU nominates the Medical College Dental Hospital Youth League Branch for the "Guangdong Province May Fourth Red Flag League Branch" award. Objections accepted until June 4.
The STU Youth League Committee announced the project completion review for 2024 Guangdong Science and Technology Innovation Special Fund projects. Teams must submit materials via the "University-Village Link" mini-program by June 13.
STU publishes the June 2026 national graduate stipend list covering 2,845 students — 147 doctoral and 2,698 master's candidates. Objections accepted until June 4 at 5:30 PM.
STU Youth is calling on all graduates, current students, and faculty to submit short poems or three-line verses for the graduation message wall, with submissions due by June 5.
The STU Arts Education Center hosted the campus instrumental and recitation competition final on May 24, with Law student Yang winning first prize in instrumental and Liberal Arts student Zhang winning first prize in recitation.
At the 8th STU Young Faculty Teaching Competition, Journalism College teachers Liu Zhonghui (Public Service Advertising course) won second prize and Li Qiulin (Introduction to Journalism) won third prize, the college's best-ever result.
Lin K., a 2023 master's student in nursing at STU Medical College, won the National Scholarship, published multiple SCI papers in smart nursing and transitional care, and accumulated over 210 hours of volunteer service.
The spring 2026 online general education elective final exam will be held on June 7 (Sunday, Week 14) from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Each exam lasts 60 minutes. Students must complete 80% of course work by June 1 to qualify.
STU Graduate School launches the 2026 Outstanding Graduating Graduate Student selection, limited to 3% of graduating graduate students, with college-level submissions due by June 8.
The recruitment for STU 2026 "Three Rural Areas" (culture, technology, health) service-learning course has concluded, with 41 students selected from 67 applicants after interview assessment.
The STU Student Affairs Department and Youth League Committee jointly issued a notice reiterating rules on club registration, activities, finance, membership, and advisor requirements.
The Liberal Arts College and Siyuan Academy, together with the Student Counseling Center, held an "Emotional Healing" interactive workshop on May 25 to help students understand emotions and learn regulation techniques.
The STU Youth League Committee and Student Club Management Service Center will host the "Sunshine Orange" Club Showcase on May 30 at the Sangpushan campus auditorium entrance, featuring booth games by various student clubs.
The Center for Faculty Development and Educational Assessment will host the 17th AI literacy training for teachers on June 3, featuring He Xu from Qiuye Group on advanced PPT creation techniques for higher education.
The 2026 World No Tobacco Day theme is "Youth Without Tobacco, Unlimited Future." STU Hospital is promoting tobacco危害 knowledge and advocating for a smoke-free campus.
The library has launched a trial of the Wanfang Local Gazetteers Database, featuring over 60,000 new gazetteers and approximately 136,000 volumes of historical gazetteers, available until August 28, 2026.
The International College will hold the 4th World Food Carnival on May 31 at Shude College Waterside Study Room, featuring international student cooking, food tasting, voting, and cultural quizzes.
STU Youth League Committee held the spring semester themed Youth League Day summary sharing session on May 27, with the Physics Department 8th General Branch winning first prize.
The symposium runs from May 29 to June 1 at the Jinhaiwan Hotel, featuring scholars from Beijing Normal University, Sichuan University, Xiamen University, and more.
Postdoctoral fellow Muhamad Syaifudin will present findings on physiological, biochemical, and transcriptomic responses of Gracilaria lemaneiformis under cesium and strontium stress on May 30 at 2:00 PM in Admin East E401.
The assessment team will conduct a probation period evaluation for Fan Jibin, Party Secretary of the Joint STU-CUHK Shantou International Eye Center, on May 29.
The 'Ink Fragrance Nourishes Integrity' themed calligraphy competition awarded 1 first prize, 3 second prizes, and 5 third prizes.
Graduates of the 'Play with AI' micro-course will tour the core server rooms and data security systems at Shantou Mobile on June 3.
Prof. Zhao Yuan from BFSU, a Harvard Kennedy visiting scholar and UN consultant, will share pathways for youth to engage in global governance on June 2 at 4:30 PM in Building E128.
From May 30 to June 1, purchase a burger or wrap set meal and receive a mystery gift. Eligible for children (0-18) and adults with STU student card.
CNKI expert Yang Xueying will lead a session on literature search, topic design, and AI tools for research on May 29 at 3:00 PM in Building E, Room 102, Donghai'an Campus.
Prof. Wang Xiaosong from Renmin University will share practical strategies for economics paper选题, writing, and publishing on May 28 at 7:00 PM via live stream.
The Math Department of the College of Mathematics and Computer Science held a career and graduate exam preparation meeting for 2027 graduates (2023 undergraduates) on May 29, covering employment guidance and further study planning.
Registration is open for the second half of 2026. Benefits include tuition compensation, graduate exam bonus points, priority major transfer, and定向 civil service positions.
The 'Stepping into the Overseas Chinese Dream' original murder mystery script competition awarded 1 first prize, 1 second prize, and 2 third prizes.
The A-level national competition features legal due diligence and 'AI+Law' research tracks. All STU undergraduates and postgraduates may form teams of 3-5.
CILL has licensed Road to IELTS for all STU students and faculty, featuring 300+ interactive activities, 17 expert videos, and 40 mock tests — completely free.
The new track on Douyin and Xiaohongshu features independent judging and prizes (DJI, Huawei tablets). Same-content cross-posting is prohibited.
Prof. Xu Lan from the Cheung Kong School of Art & Design will lead a workshop on brand storytelling, logo optimization, and packaging design on June 1 at 3:00 PM.
32 students have been selected for the Chaoshan Intangible Cultural Heritage Promotion and Practice service-learning course.
An official feature highlights students and faculty with dual passions — Tan Liqun (327 volunteer hours), Prof. Li Jue (marathon runner), Dr. Qiu Jiewen (20+ years of medical扶贫), and more.
A 90-day membership for only 666 yuan, including gym, changing rooms, sauna, and steam room. Available from June 1-7 for all students and faculty.
The 'Meet Civilization, Tell Beauty' competition evaluates dorms on ideology, study atmosphere, cleanliness, and safety on June 1 at 10:00 AM.
After interviews and review, 20 students have been selected as guides for the new academic year at Xingchuan College.
The competition awarded 1 grand prize, 2 first prizes, 3 second prizes, and 9 third prizes in each of two groups. Public feedback accepted until June 1.
The Admissions Office is hiring multiple student assistants from 2024/2025 cohorts for office tasks,招生 promotion, and social media. Send resume to o_zsb@stu.edu.cn by June 3.
2006 CS alumni Liu Boyang (Meta principal engineer) and Li Yeqing (Google senior staff engineer) will share insights on smart glasses and AI agents on May 31 at 3:00 PM in Building E128.
Physics faculty and students will visit Desay Battery (Huizhou), Bambu Lab (Shenzhen), and ML Optic from May 27-29 to explore industry frontiers and talent demand.
STU secured 5 silver and 7 bronze in the main competition and 1 silver and 7 bronze in the special track, with a record 242 campus entries from 1,361 students.
Two public course topics are offered: \"AI Empowering High-Quality Development\" and \"Accelerating New Productive Forces.\" Complete 30 hours in one topic by April 30, 2027.
After interviews and assessment, 40 students were selected from 190 applicants for the Dawn Aid summer service-learning camp.
With summer drowning incidents on the rise, the International College reminds students of the 'six don'ts' and warns against rip currents, cliff diving, and other wild swimming hazards.
The meeting on June 3 at 3:00 PM at the Sangpu Sports Park will feature college dean appointments, a collegiate research think tank inauguration, and Future Learning Center unveilings.
The Youth League Committee and Student Union will lead student cadres to Shanhu Village and Hepo Street in Jiexi on May 31, with a成果 sharing session on June 3.
Zhang Cuina (Engineering) and Gu Junfeng (Law) have been selected for the Li Ka Shing Foundation Excellence in Teaching Award. Public feedback accepted until June 2.
Co-organized by the Youth League, Medical College, and First Affiliated Hospital Hospice, the clinic will be held on May 30 at 8:00 AM at the Tuojiang Street Elderly Service Center.
The provincial summer program features three themes: following Xi's足迹, Hundred-Thousand-Ten Thousand Project frontline practice, and passing on red genes. STU students can form teams of 8-13 with 1-2 advisors.
STU has forwarded the 2026 Guangdong Philosophy and Social Sciences Chaozhou Culture Research call, with applicants required to complete online submission and meet the university’s internal deadlines.
STU has forwarded the 2026 Guangdong Philosophy and Social Sciences call for the "Building an Independent Knowledge System for Chinese Philosophy and Social Sciences" research program. Interested faculty should complete the online application and submit university-level materials on time.
The former "Service Labor Course" has been renamed to "College Practice (Labor) Course," with credits adjusted from 1.5 to 2 and hours from 45 to 56.
The event, themed "Passing the Torch, Red Fun Together," features cultural booths and a red-themed Monopoly-style classroom game on May 27 afternoon at STU Affiliated Primary School.
The Medical College team defeated the Sports-News-Art joint team in the final to win the championship, with Org Unit 1 and Chemistry & Chemical Engineering finishing 3rd and 4th.
On June 6, the STU Youth League Committee will organize student leaders from the university and college levels to watch Love Letter to Grandma at Shantou Wanda Cinema, using qiaopi culture to inspire responsibility and national sentiment.
The University Trade Union and the Second Affiliated Hospital of STU Medical College offer free health consultations,体检 report reading, and bone injury treatment on May 27 from 4:00–5:30 PM.
China Youth Entrepreneurship Mentor Luo Lie will analyze competition rules and judging criteria on May 27 at 2:30 PM in Building E, Room 338, Donghai'an Campus, with a project exchange session.
The meeting appointed Xie Linghai and Wang Jiang'an as vice presidents and elected Yang Yang as executive vice president, focusing on alumni engagement and母校 development.
The course integrates AI into the PAD (Presentation-Assimilation-Discussion) framework through a 'teacher.skill' digital twin, personality AI mapping, and critical AI use, achieving teaching scores above 99/100.
The library and Elsevier are hosting a live training session on research integrity and publishing ethics, focusing on AI writing, image handling, authorship, conflicts of interest, and citation manipulation.
Prof. Yan Yuezhen from Jinan University will deliver a lecture on the exegesis of "Wenxin Diaolong • Wuse" on May 29 at 7:30 PM in Room D203, Sangpu Campus.
The College of Science Science Salon will host Dr. Ma Minna on May 27 to present research on nitrogen cycling process models in land–river ecosystems and related global simulations.
Prof. Qin Jianguang (Guangzhou Marine Lab) and Prof. Li Renhui (Wenzhou University) will give talks on algal biotechnology and spirulina taxonomy on May 30 in Admin Building East E401.
Shude College will host the 9th "You Can" female outstanding graduates sharing session on May 30, featuring inspiring stories about academic growth, internships, innovation, and life choices.
PhD students Qiao P. and Liu H. participated in the 10-day multidisciplinary MEET2026 cruise, collecting geological samples and oceanographic data in the East China Sea and Huadong Sea Basin.
The two sides reached initial consensus on forming a youth publicity volunteer team and共建实践 teaching bases, using a 'professional training + real-world tasks' model.
The STU Youth League Committee is recruiting instructors for two College Practice (Labor) courses: Sunrise Volunteer Teaching Service Learning and Green Sprout Environmental Outreach. Applications close at 12:00 PM on May 27, 2026.
Executive President Wang Quan, an academician, will sit down with 2026 graduates on May 29 at 3:00 PM at Zhicheng College to discuss career planning, workplace adaptation, and future development.
The library is offering a trial of the Knowledge World Think Tank System, featuring academic forums, top university courses, research reports, and industry practice resources through November 30, 2026.
The Law School's "Blue Sky Encounter" creative study service course is recruiting students for multiple projects including a Fengjiang Town summer camp, primary school teaching, autistic children art therapy, middle school reading promotion, and community cultural services, with an experience event on May 27.
The Business School will hold its 2026 Young Teacher Teaching Skills Competition for newly hired faculty, featuring materials review and on-site lecture demonstration on May 29 at Donghai'an Campus.
The College of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering and Zhi Xing College will screen "Love Letter to Grandma" at Shantou Wanda Cinema on May 29 for student party members and graduates, sponsored by an alumnus.
Four students have been awarded the 2025 Chen Yuhua Care Grant following application review and public notice.
The Center for Faculty Development forwards the 2026 National Digital Literacy Practice Activity, calling for teacher submissions in regular projects, higher education special projects, and educational technology papers.
Donghai'an Campus dormitory buildings C, D, and E will undergo balcony drainage pipe renovation from May 25 to 30, with brief water outages expected.
The Student Affairs Office and Jingyi College will host a dormitory culture experience workshop on May 29 at 7:30 PM at Jingyi College, featuring a tech exhibition and interactive activities.
Professor Yang Nan of the Mechanical Engineering Department, a global top 2% scientist with 50+ SCI papers, has made breakthroughs in mechanical metamaterials while mentoring undergraduate researchers.
The Engineering College Party Committee announced the proposed commendation list for 2026, including 24 Outstanding Party Members, 5 Outstanding Party Affairs Workers, and 2 Advanced Party Organizations, with feedback accepted until May 31.
STU partners with the Joint Shantou International Eye Center to host eye health lectures and free clinics on May 26 (Sangpushan Campus) and May 28 (Donghai'an Campus).
The 2026 STU faculty badminton team semifinals were held on May 22 at Sangpushan Campus. Medical College beat Chemistry 3:1, while the Sports/Arts Joint Team edged Org Dept 1 3:2. The finals are set for May 25.
The Academic Affairs Office forwards a notice on selecting original Greater Bay Area tourism textbook projects, seeking approximately 50 projects (30 cases, 20 lecture notes), with a June 4 deadline.
Graduate students are invited to submit 300–500 word book reviews from May 25–29, with an offline reading sharing session and award ceremony on June 3.
The 65th STU-GTIIT Optics Forum will be held on June 8 at 9:00 AM in Lecture Hall 306, Physics Department, featuring Prof Hendrik C. Swart on phosphor materials and Prof J.J. Terblans on CZTS solar cells.
The Cheung Kong School of Journalism and Communication held its 20th Student Congress on May 23 at Donghai'an Campus, electing a new student union committee and chair.
Registration for the 84th Leader-Student Dinner for Engineering College and Jingyi College is now full. The dinner will be held on May 27 at 6:00 PM at the Sangpushan Campus Academic Exchange Center.
Professor Lin Junmin of the College of Liberal Arts published a film review of "Love Letter to Grandma" in Nanfang Daily, exploring the Chaoshan diaspora history and the cultural significance of remittance letters.
Researcher Ju Peng from the First Institute of Oceanography, MNR, will give a talk on advances in marine functional materials on May 26 at 10:00 AM in Teaching Building E201, Donghai'an Campus.
Dr. Han Shaolong from Peking University will give a talk on "Combinatorial structures of crystal bases" on May 28 at 10:00 AM in Building D, Room 209, Donghai'an Campus.
Dr. He Bo from Fudan University will give a talk on "Absolutely summing operators on Bergman spaces" on May 28 at 10:50 AM in Building D, Room 209, Donghai'an Campus.
Dr. Wu Fanglei from the University of Eastern Finland will give a talk titled "Optimal off-diagonal upper estimates for Bergman reproducing kernels" on May 28 at 11:40 via Tencent Meeting (ID: 992-157-549).
The STU Business School MBA Education Center held a themed exchange event featuring succulent plant DIY and networking, with representatives from China Minsheng Bank Shantou Branch.
The event features board games, AI-guided succulent crafting, and AI-assisted flower arranging on May 27 at 3:00 PM in Building E, Donghai'an Campus.
A Mental Health Carnival featuring clay crafting, wind chime DIY, psychological board games, and more will be held on May 27 at 7:30 PM at Jingyi College, Sangpushan Campus.
The Engineering College Youth League Committee and Shantou Science Museum will co-host a puzzle-themed science event on May 30 at the Science Museum, targeting primary school students and their parents.
The Guangdong Provincial Recruitment Briefing Group will hold a military recruitment session at the Sangpushan Campus Library Lecture Hall on May 27 at 9:30 AM, covering policy Q&A and military career development.
The Engineering College Party Committee is recruiting approximately 30 members for the 2nd "Red Star Navigation Group" from 2024/2025 undergraduates and 2025 master's students, with registration from May 26 to 30.
The College of Science is recruiting one full-time student assistant for June to December 2026, responsible for student management, ideological education, and academic affairs. Apply by May 28.
The Central Laboratory will hold an SEM technology lecture on May 29 at 2:30 PM in the High-Level Lab Building, featuring two experts from Thermo Fisher Scientific.
Siyuan College's Party Member Pioneer Post offers peer guidance sessions in week 13, covering internship experience, civil service exam prep, and graduate school exam preparation.
A special job fair featuring Shantou state-owned enterprises will be held on May 29 from 2:30 PM at Sangpushan Campus Library, with a shuttle bus provided for Donghai'an Campus students.
The University Party and Administrative Office released the weekly meeting schedule featuring 11 events, including leadership-student dinner, youth cadre training, teaching competition, and Shantou AI Micro-drama Conference.
Lecturer Ling Xuemin will present a special appreciation session on Japanese master photographer Ueda Yoshihiko on May 27 at 7:20 PM in Building E, Room 420, Donghai'an Campus.
After departmental recommendation, expert review, and public notice, 30 teachers have advanced to the finals of the 8th Young Teacher Teaching Competition — 15 in humanities/political education and 15 in sciences/engineering/medicine.
On May 24, over 130 civil engineering students visited the Zhangshan-Shanwei high-speed railway project site for a party-building integrated practical teaching session.
Seven teams competed in laser beam control, dynamic target tracking, and anti-interference challenges, with 4 prizes awarded.
From May 20-24, over 350 scholars from 150+ universities worldwide attended the first PLL conference ever held in China.
STU Admissions and Employment Office invites 2026 graduates and current students to submit WeChat articles on career topics, with a ¥200 prize per selected entry and a June 15 deadline.
The College of Engineering and Jingyi College held a spring 2026 veterans sharing session, where veteran student Xie Z. shared his military experience and recruitment process insights.
The STU College of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering and Zhi Xing College partnered with Guanghua Street to deliver safety science outreach at Shantou No. 11 School, combining fun lectures with hands-on activities.
Ji Ziyi, a 2023 master's student in Pathology and Pathophysiology at STU Medical College, has published 6 SCI papers, led her party branch to an advanced award, and won first place in Shantou's science popularization competition.
The 15th STU Young Marxist Program Party Activist Training Course held its graduation ceremony on May 23, with 477 students graduating and 138 recognized as outstanding participants.
Due to construction delays, the first power switch at Sangpushan Campus on May 23 has been rescheduled to 6:00 PM; the second switch on May 24 remains at 1:00 PM, with brief 5–15 minute outages.
On May 20, the School of Arts and Siyuan College invited eight outstanding students to share their experiences in domestic postgraduate exams, overseas applications, civil service exams, and teaching qualification exams.
On May 20, the School of Arts and Siyuan College invited over 20 students from the 2022 Foreign Languages cohort to share their experiences with guaranteed admission, postgraduate exams, and overseas applications.
Professor Li Bin from the Chinese Academy of Sciences will present his research on paper-based optical sensors for home medical testing on May 29.
The How Do I Improve My English room in CILL provides trained teachers for one-on-one help with English skills and study planning.
Lecturer Wang Liuchuan from the Visual Communication Design program will give a talk on "Serious Topics Can Be Fun: Observations on Empathy, Bias, and Interactive Narrative" on May 29 at East Coast Campus.
The 'Art Views of STU, Dexin Impressions' campus photography contest, co-hosted by the Cheung Kong School of Art and Design and Dexin College, has announced its winners.
The 69th Dandelion science outreach event brings food nutrition and safety education to Ximen Community through interactive games on May 23.
The STU Discipline Inspection Commission will convene a warning meeting on proper performance outlook and a推进会 on addressing prominent issues in higher education on May 28 at 9:00 AM.
The College of Engineering opens selection for Outstanding Student Leaders and Five-Color Navigators for the 2025-2026 academic year, with a May 29 deadline for applications.
According to the latest Clarivate ESI data, STU's Agricultural Sciences has entered the global top 1% for the first time, bringing the university's total to 15 ESI top-1% disciplines, ranking 40th nationally and 6th in Guangdong.
The Cheung Kong School of Journalism's advertising program has introduced AI digital human agents in the 'Public Relations Communication' course, creating 12 interactive tutorial videos with browse and Q&A dual modes.
The Journalism School Party Committee has published its nominations for the 2026 "Two Excellence, One Advanced" awards, including 1 outstanding grassroots party organization, 1 outstanding party worker, and 4 outstanding party members.
Assistant Professor Zhu Yifei from Southern University of Science and Technology will deliver a talk on topological data analysis of visual and auditory signals on May 27 at East Coast Campus.
All university units are requested to verify office phone bills for March–April 2026 by May 26. Deductions will be processed by the Finance Office on May 28.
The 15th Qingma Project Party Activist Training Program has concluded with 477 participants graduating and 138 earning "Outstanding Participant" honors. The graduation ceremony will be held on May 23.
The Research Office is soliciting university-wide feedback on revised versions of the Science Plan Performance Evaluation, Research Project Information Disclosure, and 'Lump Sum' Project Fund management regulations. Feedback due by May 30.
Due to construction, Sangpushan Campus will have two brief power outages (5–15 min each) at 12:00 PM on May 23 and 1:00 PM on May 24. Times adjusted from the original 2:00 PM schedule.
The School of Science is seeking candidates for the position of Director of the Ocean Institute. Applicants must hold a senior professional title and a doctoral degree within the marine and life sciences disciplines.
The "Zheng Huaiping Model Worker and Craftsman Innovation Studio," led by Professor Zheng Huaiping of the Science School, has been selected for provincial support by the Guangdong Federation of Trade Unions.
The English Language Center will hold the sixth online coaching lecture on intercultural communication case writing and analysis on May 27, as part of the preparation for the 9th SFLEP Intercultural Competence Contest.
On May 16, the School of Arts and Siyuan College co-hosted the 5th Multilingual Cultural Season fair, featuring seven themed booths blending Chaoshan intangible cultural heritage with multilingual interactive experiences.
The STU Youth League Committee will hold a summary and sharing session on May 27, featuring project presentations and awards for outstanding League Day activities across 14 prize categories.
A qiaopi (overseas Chinese remittance letter) in the film 'A Letter to Ah Ma' reveals Liu Houwu's unfulfilled dream of founding a Chaoshan university in 1947, and how his grandson Liu Zunyi continued the legacy at STU decades later.
The STU Academic Exchange Service Center has launched its summer seasonal dishes and updated set meal menus (¥600–¥1,800), now available for reservation.
The Ministry of Education is collecting themed works on the 'Two Combinations' from university students nationwide. STU students must submit entries by July 1.
Huizhou Bond Warner Culture Communication Co. (Bond Education) will hold an online recruitment presentation on May 22 at 3:00 PM, hiring primary and secondary school teachers with salaries ranging from ¥8K–20K/month.
On May 17, 2026, STU Business School students premiered their self-written and self-produced original play about overseas Chinese remittance letters (qiaopi), blending ideological education with Chaoshan cultural heritage.
From May 14 to 15, the STU Chemistry School delegation visited Guangdong Ocean University and Lingnan Normal University for academic exchange and graduate recruitment outreach.
The Chemistry School and Zhixing Academy will hold the 33rd career guidance session on May 22, featuring a senior Huatu Education instructor on civil service exam preparation and position selection strategies.
The Chemistry School and Zhixing Academy will hold the 17th "Awaken Dopamine" workshop on May 23, featuring Perler bead crafting. Open to 30 students, with second-class credit available.
Professor Huang Xiaochun, Dean of the Chemistry School and Zhixing Academy, held an in-depth dialogue with 22 students on research, graduate exam preparation, school selection, and career development on May 25.
The 11th CKAD Distinguished Alumni Lecture features Sun Peng (Class of 2007), associate professor at South China Normal University, speaking on poster design exploration on May 22.
The College of Engineering and Jingyi Academy will hold the closing ceremony of the 2026 "Eaton Cup" Science & Innovation Festival on May 26, featuring an awards ceremony and the 8th "Scientific Spirit and Practice" lecture. Registration closes May 25.
On May 20, the Engineering College Party Committee and the Shantou Survey & Design Consulting Association held a party building agreement signing and industry-education integration practice base inauguration ceremony.
The 2026 "Eaton Cup" Smart City Technology and Creative Design Competition for graduate students will be held on May 22 at Sangpushan Campus, with top prizes of ¥1,000 per team.
The fifth round of the 2026 STU Faculty Badminton Team Tournament concluded on May 20, with the Medical School and Administration Team 1 topping their respective groups. Semifinals are set for May 22.
STU Student Affairs Office is recruiting student teams for the 2026 summer "National Financial Aid and Student Loan Policy Rural Outreach" campaign. Applications are due by June 10.
Twenty international students from STU participated in the 4th International Cultural Exchange Festival at Shantou Huaqiao Middle School on May 9–10, enjoying calligraphy, tech workshops, and cross-cultural activities.
Alumna Cai Qingqing, PR Director at Zhizhou Culture, returned to share insights on entertainment marketing in the AI era, followed by a dedicated recruitment fair for undergraduate and graduate students.
The Law School is accepting nominations for Outstanding Student Leader, Outstanding Communist Youth League Member, Outstanding Publicist, and Outstanding Youth Volunteer for the 2025-2026 academic year. Applications close May 24.
The 83rd Leadership-Student Dinner addressed a wide range of student concerns, including pest control, campus lighting, e-bike policies, postgraduate admissions guidance, and teaching management reforms.
To commemorate the 90th anniversary of the Long March victory, STU is organizing a 9-day summer expedition across Gansu, Ningxia, and Shaanxi with approximately 80 km of hiking. Recruitment is open to 18 undergraduates, deadline June 14.
On May 17, the STU Business School MBA Center held a competition experience sharing session, inviting members of the 2025 National Management Case Competition South China runner-up team to share preparation strategies.
The School of Mathematics and Computer Science and Shanhai Academy are co-hosting a mini program development contest with two tracks: volunteer services and Zhanglin Ancient Port cultural tourism. Registration closes May 24.
The STU Party Committee has appointed seven faculty members as deans of Siyuan, Zhicheng, Gezhi, Mingde, Xiuyuan, Zhixing, and Shanhai residential colleges.
The Journalism School Party Committee and Xingchuan Academy have released the schedule for sessions 26–31, covering career guidance, academic competition coaching, film sharing, and more from May 22–29.
The School of Science and Zhicheng Academy will hold the 22nd Peer Support Program mental health day on May 24 at East Coast Campus, featuring interactive booths like emotion drift bottles, stress-relief painting, and more.
On May 16, the Science School union organized a faculty trip to Raoping, visiting Qinglan Geological Park and Daoyun Building for a day of geological wonders and Chaoshan heritage.
From April 11 to May 23, 2026, the STU School of Science Young Marxist Training Project held its 15th Party Activist Training Program, featuring lectures, discussions, and organizational life meetings to enhance political literacy.
Shantou University is accepting nominations for three categories of student financial aid work models: best practices cases, outstanding aid workers, and inspiring student stories. Student applications are due by June 15.
The Student Affairs Office and Graduate School have issued guidance on 2026 origin-based student loans, covering graduate confirmation (due June 24), repayment plan changes, and loan renewal procedures.
The Week 9 study discipline inspection at Sangpushan Campus found no violations of university regulations at Building E.
The Week 10 study discipline inspection at East Coast Campus found no violations of university regulations at Building E.
Italian architect Marco Visconti will deliver a lecture on "Sustainability in Practice: The Interweaving of Context and Humanity" at Sangpushan Campus Library Hall on May 25.
The online evaluation phase of the 8th Shantou University Young Teachers Teaching Competition has concluded. The shortlist for the on-site finals is open for public comment from May 21 to 24, 2026.
Professor Tang Shangfeng, a National Key R&D Young Scientist from Huazhong University of Science and Technology, will deliver an academic talk at STU School of Public Health.
The Admissions and Employment Office is hiring undergraduate students as admissions consultation assistants for June 15 – July 4. Compensation follows the university work-study rate. Applications close May 24.
The 6th "Guard Your Wallet, Protect Your Happiness" anti-illegal finance short video contest has launched a campus track for students. STU students can submit entries through the Student Affairs Office by June 14.
Business School and Mingde College invite students to write letters to their high schools, sharing their STU experience. The college will mail the letters along with admissions materials and branded gifts.
A Chaoshan culture-themed cat-and-mouse chase game combining trivia and outdoor activity will be held on May 23 for students of the School of Journalism and Xingchuan College.
The Student Affairs Office publicly announces the proposed recipients of the 2025 Chen Yuhua Care Bursary. Objections may be submitted by May 22, 5:00 PM.
The university Labor Union, kindergarten, and affiliated school are co-hosting a series of Children's Day events including a charity carnival and fun fair for faculty children.
Zhicheng College announces the results of the Chaoshan Red Classics Digital Creation Contest, with the first prize awarded to Huang from Hongyi 615 for 'Sparks of Southern Guangdong, Youth Long March'.
The Engineering College invites all STU students and faculty to submit logo designs by June 15. The first-place winner will receive ¥1,000 and a certificate of honor.
The Engineering College launches its 4th graduate student running event from May 21–31 at Sangpushan Campus, featuring distance tracking, weight management, and a campus orienteering race.
Zhicheng College and the College of Science co-host the 7th Film and Ideology class on May 23 at the East Coast Campus, featuring DIY peace sachets and a disaster-themed film screening.
STU has launched its 2026 student financial aid integrity education themed activities, covering credit knowledge, financial literacy, and fraud prevention. Colleges must submit reports by June 3.
Newly planted lotus flowers and Kalsang flowers are blooming near the Bell of Truth at the Sangpoushan Campus. The Resource Management Office reminds visitors to stay safe and enjoy responsibly.
The Graduate School has announced the 2027 supervisor qualification review. Teachers planning to recruit graduate students must submit applications by May 26.
The Chang Jiang School of Journalism is recruiting around 10 students for a summer field research project retracing Fan Changjiang's 1935 northwest journey. Apply by June 7.
Vice President Yu Hong will hold the weekly university leader reception day on Thursday, May 21 at 3:00 PM. Appointments are required by 11:00 AM.
The Student Affairs Office invites Engineering College and Jingyi College students to the 84th leadership-student dinner on May 27 at Sangpushan campus. Registration closes May 22.
Approved by the college Party committee, the 3rd Student Congress will be held on June 6 at East Coast Campus Building E, Room 130, with 96 official delegates.
The School of Journalism and Xingchuan College will co-host a mental health-themed garden fair on May 24, featuring 7 interactive and DIY activity booths to mark National Student Mental Health Day.
Two alumni who successfully passed civil service exams will share their preparation strategies and career planning advice in an online session organized by the Science College and Zhicheng College.
PLL6 takes place May 20–24 at Shantou University, bringing together global experts for 7 keynote speeches and over 200 presentations on the psychology of language learning and teaching.
The Admissions and Employment Office launches a short video contest for students, faculty, and alumni. Top prize: DJI Pocket 4 Creator Combo. Submissions accepted on WeChat Video, Douyin, and Xiaohongshu through June 30.
An unofficial Shantou University news aggregation platform driven by the ShanTou.University community has launched, offering bilingual campus news coverage.
Tree pruning and dead tree removal will take place at four locations across the Sangpoushan Campus this weekend, with cranes and large equipment in use.
The 2026 Shantou State-Owned Enterprises Job Fair will take place at STU Sangpoushan Campus on May 29. The Admissions and Employment Office is recruiting 30 student volunteers.
Results of the 2026-2027 Western Region Plan selection at STU are now open for public comment, with 60 students passing the qualification review.
Xingchuan College is recruiting student mentors from the 2024 and 2025 cohorts to assist with community management and student services. Applications close May 24.
The STU School of Continuing Education has released its 2026 non-degree education training curriculum, featuring over 30 specialized modules with highlights in Chaoshan culture, AI, and marine economy.
The 69th Dandelion Pop Science event brings a digital red culture immersive experience to Shapu Primary School on May 20, blending red education with interactive games and activities.
The Academic Affairs Office announces the evaluation results for the 2026 Innovation Training Program, with 375 university-level projects proposed and 113 recommended for national and provincial levels.
Senior HR expert Xu Jialin shared insights on recruitment筛选 logic, resume optimization, and interview strategies, with one-on-one resume polishing.
Sixteen teams competed in a three-round contest covering lab safety protocols, hazardous chemical management, and emergency response, with 6 winning teams.
