The Resources Management Office is seeking public feedback on the revised subsidy policy for faculty and staff hospitalized with critical illnesses, with comments due by July 2.
STU has launched the 2026 anti-fraud campaign from mid-June to mid-September, focusing on job scams, overseas trafficking, and illegal card rental.
The College of Arts has initiated the selection process for the head of the Chinese Language and Literature Department.
The University Party Committee Standing Committee has appointed Zheng Muqiang to temporarily oversee the International College, including the Chinese Language Training Center.
The second-half NCRE exam for 2026 begins September 19. STU test center offers 1,200 seats, with registration open from June 25 to July 3.
The University Party Committee Standing Committee has approved 6 comrades as probationary CPC members and 7 comrades for regularization as full members.
The Mental Health Education and Counseling Center has announced adjusted service hours for exam week and summer break.
STU is recruiting two graduate volunteers to teach at Taijiang National Middle School in Guizhou as part of the East-West collaboration program.
The Network and Information Center announced that 2026 graduates' campus network accounts and STU email accounts will be adjusted starting August 11, with emails converted to alumni accounts and Office365/OneDrive services discontinued.
The Finance Office and Network and Information Center announced that 2026 graduates' campus cards will be cancelled from July 28, with balances refunded to bank accounts.
On June 26, the road from the main gate entrance to exit on Sangpushan Campus will serve as a temporary pick-up/drop-off zone for graduation ceremony shuttle buses, with other vehicles prohibited.
The Admissions and Employment Office advised staff to minimize driving and students to avoid peak dining hours during the June 21 Admissions Open Day.
Following Shantou city's unified plan, an air defense siren test was conducted on June 21 at 10:15 AM, with all siren points on Sangpushan Campus sounding simultaneously.
The East Coast Campus Management Committee announced utility billing arrangements, with graduating students making advance payments settled after departure.
Due to heavy rainfall and construction, water levels have risen at campus ponds and reservoirs. The Resource Management Office advises staying away from hazardous areas.
The Security Office issued a notice on household registration transfer for 2026 graduates whose registration was moved to STU upon enrollment.
The library extended the 24-hour reading area on the Sangpushan Campus first-floor semi-open terrace until 8:00 AM on July 18 to support medical students' exam preparation.
The East Coast Campus Management Committee and Resource Management Office adjusted the faculty shuttle bus schedule for the Dragon Boat Festival holiday and final exam period.
The Party and Administrative Office has compiled the duty schedule for all departments during the 2026 Dragon Boat Festival holiday.
The Student Affairs Office has announced the relocation plan for East Coast Campus undergraduates, involving the Art College, Chemistry College, Science School, and Engineering College, moving back to Sangpu Mountain Campus in four batches.
The weekly university leadership reception will be held on June 18 at 3:00 PM, with Executive President Wang Quan on duty. Appointment required.
The Resource Management Office has released the water and electricity billing schedule for Sangpu Mountain Campus dormitories from June to July, covering three billing periods with prepayment requirements for graduating students.
The Student Affairs Office announced summer stay-on-campus arrangements, with applications required from June 20 to 26 for students needing to remain on campus.
The municipal flood control headquarters has downgraded the emergency response from Level III to Level IV. Rain and severe weather are still expected in the next three days.
