The STU Business School and China Mobile Chenghai Branch jointly hosted the 'Group+Brand Store' innovation and entrepreneurship competition, with 6 projects receiving awards.
The Business School has initiated the selection of outstanding 2026 undergraduate graduates, requiring a GPA in the top 20% of the major and at least one university-level award, with a quota of up to 10% per major. Applications close June 14 at 10pm.
The Journalism and Communication College will host a public screening of Camera Techniques course works by 2025 Network and New Media majors on June 12 at the East Coast Campus, open to all students and faculty.
The STU Admissions and Employment Office and Career Planning Association will host two sessions on June 14 covering national and provincial civil service exams, selection transfers, and public institution exam strategies.
The Donghai Campus Management Committee and Resources Management Office announce a temporary adjustment to the staff shuttle bus schedule on June 13, the CET-4/6 exam day.
The STU Student Club Management Service Center offices on both campuses will suspend duty services from June 15 (Week 16 Monday), including material approvals and poster stamping.
The STU University Hospital will hold the second Red Cross CPR+AED first aid training of 2026 at the Shantangpu Campus on June 17.
The Engineering College and Jingyi College have announced the winners of the 'Digital & Clean' technology creative competition, with 6 works receiving awards.
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.
Full-time graduate students enrolled in Graduate English must complete the course evaluation via the Graduate Training Management System by June 15.
STU has joined the 2026 Graduate Training Quality Feedback Survey for graduating master's and doctoral students, to be completed via anonymous online questionnaire by June 17.
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 Lafang Oriental Aesthetics Innovation Center, co-established by CKAD and Lafang Group, is recruiting interdisciplinary students for online brand operations and offline experience space planning. Applications close June 15 at 6pm.
STU's Long March Spirit Lecture Group will bring the 5th and 6th sessions of the 'Long March Spirit Torch Relay' lecture series to two Shantou middle schools on June 17 and 18.
The STU Youth League Committee and the School of Marxism launch a micro-video creation contest commemorating the 90th anniversary of the Red Army's Long March, open to all students with a submission deadline of September 5.
The School of Mathematics and Computer Science is recruiting volunteers for its 'Children's Dreams, Digital Voyage' summer social practice in Jiexi County, Jieyang, from July 11-14, with registration open until June 15.
The Medical College offers teaching-track and innovation-track postdoctoral positions with annual salaries starting from RMB 360,000, with top performers eligible for pre-confirmed faculty appointments.
Zheng CW, a 2021 Clinical Medicine undergraduate at the STU Medical College, earned the National Scholarship and three consecutive first-class awards before securing graduate school admission to his preferred specialty.
The Shantou Youth League, CPPCC Proposal Committee, and other organizations co-host the 2026 simulated CPPCC proposal competition for STU students, with registration closing on June 17.
The STU Youth League's 'Understand China' contest received 49 entries across essay and micro-video categories, with winners now announced.
Xingchuan College will hold a Dragon Boat Festival event on June 13 at Donghai Campus Canteen 1, featuring zongzi making, word-guessing games, chopstick challenges, and blessing writing.
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 Academic Affairs Office begins the final acceptance review of 2025 university-level 'AI+' higher education teaching projects, with materials due by September 4, 2026.
The School of Arts has announced its recommendation list for the 2026 STU Outstanding Graduate Award, with three students nominated.
