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.
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.
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 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.
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.
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 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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 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.
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 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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Sixteen teams competed in a three-round contest covering lab safety protocols, hazardous chemical management, and emergency response, with 6 winning teams.
