To support final exam review, the Library will open the half-terrace reading area on Sangpu Campus and Room 101 of the Main Building on Donghai'an Campus around the clock from June 2 to July 2, 2026.
STU Research Office forwards the 2026 National Social Science Fund Education Major Project bidding announcement. 22 topics available with 600,000 RMB funding each; internal deadlines: June 12 for upload, June 17 for paper submission.
Approved at the 12th President's Office Meeting on May 13, 2026, the STU Semester Adjustment Plan (Document No. 2026-129) has been officially released, introducing systematic changes to semester structure, practice week arrangements, and the academic calendar.
STU Party and Administrative Office released the 2026 summer vacation notice: students with practical term courses start break July 18 and register Sept 6; other students start July 4 and register Sept 19; administrative summer hours are 8:30–11:30 AM and 3:00–5:00 PM.
The Party and Administrative Office published 10 key meetings and events for the week, including the President's Office Meeting, Party Standing Committee Meeting, Dual-Institute Collaborative Education Meeting, BGA re-accreditation, and the Eastern Guangdong Four-University Integrity Debate.
On May 31, Dr. Liu and Dr. Li, both 2002 Computer Science alumni, returned to campus to share frontline industry insights on AI assistants, smart glasses, and AI agents, bridging theory and practice for students.
On May 23, the Faculty of Engineering and Jingyi College held the second session of the 'Building Body, Growing Together' sports development volunteer program at Jicheng Community in Jinping District.
On May 22, Faculty of Engineering and Jingyi College teachers and students visited the Xie Huiru Chaozhou Opera Art Center for an immersive cultural exchange on Chaozhou Opera.
On the 10th National Science and Technology Workers' Day, Shantou University released a feature highlighting research achievements from its Medical College, Faculty of Science, Faculty of Engineering, School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, and School of Mathematics and Computer Science.
The Faculty of Engineering's party pioneer series introduces Professor Wu Ming, Vice Director of the Civil and Smart Construction Engineering Department, for his exemplary contributions to teaching, research, and student development.
The Medical College's role model series introduces Wang Haiting, a 2023 master's student in surgery, for his dual excellence in clinical practice and research.
On the occasion of the 10th National Science and Technology Workers' Day, the STU Association for Science and Technology extended greetings to all S&T workers and reviewed the university's S&T innovation achievements over the past year.
Professor Wang Wei from STU Medical College, together with Professor Gordan Lauc and other international teams, published a comprehensive review on large-scale glycomics datasets in Nature Chemical Biology.
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.
