The Research Affairs Office has announced the proposed transfer of a technical secret, 'Micro Reclaimer Test Platform and Digital Twin Intelligent O&M System,' to Nanjing Kelora Information Technology for 530,000 RMB.
The College of Liberal Arts inspection team will conduct an organizational assessment of Chen Miaodan, the candidate for Head of the Chinese Language and Literature Department, on July 3.
The Computer Teaching Center has announced that three computer courses will be discontinued from Fall 2026 and replaced by AI Fundamentals (COM1026A). Students from the Class of 2025 onward must take the new course to fulfill credits.
The Donghai'an Campus Management Committee and Resource Management Office have published the summer logistics guide, including canteen hours, medical clinic 24/7 service, shuttle bus adjustments, and sports facility availability.
The China Postdoctoral Science Foundation has launched the 80th batch general funding, offering 80,000 yuan for natural sciences and 50,000 yuan for social sciences. STU postdocs must submit online by August 24 and notify the Research Office for formal review.
The Party Organization Department will hold a cadre democratic recommendation meeting on July 3 to solicit recommendations for the Vice Dean position of the College of Science.
Approved at the 17th meeting of the Party Standing Committee in 2026, STU is openly selecting one Vice Dean for the College of Science from eligible current staff, through democratic recommendation, organizational review, and committee decision.
The Student Affairs Office and Security Department have jointly released summer safety tips covering personal safety, property protection, fire prevention, travel safety, mental health, and on-campus stay guidelines.
The Donghai'an Campus Management Committee and Resource Management Office have announced the summer shuttle bus schedule: one daily trip from July 6 to September 3, and two daily trips during transition periods.
The Center for Faculty Development and Educational Evaluation is conducting a survey on teachers' AI literacy and AI-empowered teaching training needs, running from July 1 to 10.
The College of Journalism and Communication has initiated the selection for the Changhua Practice Scholarship, open to members of the 2026 Beijing internship program, with priority given to financially disadvantaged students.
The College of Journalism and Communication has initiated the selection for the 2025-2026 Changhua Project Scholarship, funded by Changzhou Huaren Chemical Co., Ltd., which added an additional 100,000 yuan donation in 2026.
The Academic Affairs Office will continue offering common core online courses for Fall 2026, with each student limited to one online course per domain, no campus restrictions, and no deferred or make-up exams available.
The English Language Center has issued important notes on English course registration, including that Comprehensive English I will be offered for the last time in Fall 2026 and Language and Intercultural Communication has limited seats.
The Academic Affairs Office has announced that make-up and deferred exam registration for Fall 2026 will take place from September 4 to 5, with exams scheduled for September 18 to 19.
Following blind review and defense committee evaluation, five outstanding doctoral dissertations from the Mathematics discipline have been selected for the 2025-2026 academic year.
The STU Security Department has drafted the Parking Fee Management Regulations (Draft for Comments) and is now seeking feedback from all university units, with a deadline of July 8.
The Central Laboratory (Analysis and Testing Center) will provide full access to all large instruments from July 6 to August 29 on weekdays from 8:30-11:30 and 15:00-17:00.
The library has announced its summer opening hours, with services available on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays from 9:00 to 17:00 between July 4 and September 3.
The Center for Faculty Development is organizing teacher recommendations for the 8th National Mixed Teaching Design Innovation Competition, with internal registration due by July 3.
The CPC 105th anniversary celebration and education meeting originally scheduled for July 1 at 15:00 has been rescheduled to 9:00 on the same day.
Li Danyan and Zheng Hui from the Finance Office have passed the 2025 senior accountant title evaluation, with the public notice period running from July 1 to July 7.
A student from the International College was given a warning for using a phone during an exam, and a Business School student received a serious warning for posting a classmate's personal information online.
The Student Affairs Office has released Bulletin No. 626, reporting no violations found during week 11 inspections on both the East Coast and Sangpushan campuses.
