The Engineering College and Jingyi College have announced the winners of the 'Honest Breeze, Clean Heart' clean-themed calligraphy and painting competition, with 6 works receiving awards.
The CPC STU Journalism and Communication College Committee has approved seven individuals — Lin XR, Chen YC, Cai MY, Yu F, Xie YY, Luo H, and Luo Y — as probationary Party members for a one-year period.
The STU Youth League's 'Understand China' contest received 49 entries across essay and micro-video categories, with winners now announced.
The 33rd annual meeting and election conference of STU Youth Media Center was held on June 10, electing seven members to the new editorial board, with Guo MC as Editor-in-Chief and Yu BB, Pan NZ as Deputy Editors-in-Chief.
The School of Arts has announced its recommendation list for the 2026 STU Outstanding Graduate Award, with three students nominated.
Building E at the East Coast Campus will be temporarily closed from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM on June 13 for the national College English Test Band 4 and 6.
The first session of the 'Reading Salon' will explore the Chaoshan qiaopi culture through the film 'Love Letter to Grandma,' featuring discussions on family letters, national sentiment, and storytelling traditions. The event will be held on June 17 at the East Coast Campus.
The Academic Affairs Office is conducting a conclusion review of provincial and university-level teaching quality and reform projects initiated from 2022 to 2024, covering seven categories.
The Arts Education Center presents the Wind Band Concert as part of the 2026 Mountains and Sea Music Festival spring series, on June 14 at 19:30 in Building B, Room 102, Donghai Campus. Free admission.
The university labor union will host the 2026 faculty gas volleyball tournament with 8 teams competing at the Sports Park on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
On the morning of June 9, a delegation from the Guangxi Minzu University School of Media visited STU's School of Journalism and Communication for in-depth discussions on international journalism program development and practical teaching.
The university has recognized 10 outstanding correspondents, 10 outstanding communication units, and 25 award-winning news reports for 2025.
The STU women's table tennis team secured second place in Group A of the 2026 Guangdong University Table Tennis Team Competition, achieving the university's best-ever result in this event.
The College of Science and Zhicheng College will lead graduating Party members on a red education tour to Changting and Gutian in western Fujian from June 17 to 18.
The STU Party Committee has appointed Wang Yingwei as director of the Physical Education Teaching and Research Department for a one-year probationary period.
Following an open call for volunteers, 46 students including Xu JH have been confirmed as official volunteers for the 2026 Guangdong Provincial City Basketball League Shantou Division.
The event features a children's oral health lecture, free dental check-ups, and interactive Q&A with prizes, open to all faculty, staff, and their families.
Five Party members — Xie Hebiao, Lin Haoyu, Huang Zanfa, Huang Jinzun, and Chen Wenyuan — are proposed to receive the commemorative medal for 50 years of Party membership.
The university Party Committee plans to recognize outstanding Party members, Party affairs workers, and advanced grassroots Party organizations before July 1.
The event featured experience sharing on postgraduate entrance exams, overseas applications, and civil service exams for 2023-batch chemistry students.
Faculty representatives visited three companies in Foshan to discuss joint talent cultivation, internship base development, and industry-academia collaboration.
Zhao Yue, Huang Yuanying, and Lin Zhanqiao received the 2025 Guangdong University Student Aid Advanced Worker award.
STU's Chemistry and Chemical Engineering College Party Committee initiates the 2026 selection of 'Excellent Communist Party Members' and 'Excellent Party Affairs Workers' to honor outstanding individuals and set examples for the campus community.
STU's Law College and Zhicheng College launch the 24th session of the 'Care for Tomorrow, Law First' legal education campaign, dispatching law graduate students to Pengou Middle School in Shantou to promote legal awareness among first-year middle school students.
