A debate competition themed 'AI Era and Young Lawyers' Uniqueness' was held on June 11 at the East Coast Campus, featuring the STU Law Debate Association and the Shantou Lawyers Association Debate Team.
The College of Liberal Arts and Siyuan College invite alumnus Peng Ling to deliver a lecture on career planning and job-seeking skills to help students enhance their employment competitiveness.
The Gezhi College Learning Mutual Aid Center will hold tutoring sessions on Criminal Law and Applied Statistics on June 11, while recruiting both tutors and participating students.
Associate Professor Ma Tao, Director of the Public Art Program at CK School of Art and Design, will lead a talk on Italian culture spanning from the Renaissance to modern design.
The event features policy briefings, military knowledge quizzes, and face-to-face sessions with veteran students, with second classroom credits available.
The event features a free trade zone, charity donation area, interactive experience zone, and a time capsule wall, with special support from Huawei Terminal.
The STU Youth League Committee and Student Union will host a sharing session on student leaders' research visit to Jiexi County, covering rural tourism, specialty agriculture, and local culture.
CILL has licensed Road to IELTS for free campus-wide use this summer. The British Council platform offers 300+ activities and 40 mock tests.
The Youth League Committee and Youth Volunteers Association are recruiting volunteers for the June 10 Shantou leg of the Guangdong City Basketball League.
Ten volunteer and service-learning projects received 2026 STU Hundred Thousand Ten Thousand Program funding. Submission deadlines and requirements are outlined.
The Guangdong Classic Reading Competition, led by the provincial publicity department, is now open to all readers. Register via the Nanfang Metropolis N-Video app.
STU Admissions and Career Office is hiring 6 student assistants for campus recruitment service (2), office duty (3), and media operations (1). Apply by June 11, 14:00.
The College of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering and Zhixing College held the 16th "Wake Up Dopamine" workshop on May 16 — a lacquer fan painting experience blending chemistry knowledge with traditional Chinese intangible cultural heritage, with 20 students participating.
STU Admissions and Career Office hosted the two-month Industry Analysis Competition, awarding Champion (two teams tied), Runner-up, Third Place, and Best Popularity Award, covering trending toys, women's fashion, and RWA sectors.
The Cheung Kong School of Journalism and Communication is recruiting 30 peer mentors from the 2024 and 2025 cohorts to guide incoming freshmen in ideological, academic, psychological, and daily life adaptation. Apply by June 5, 24:00.
The Law School and Gezhi College will hold the 5th "Youth Voice" forum on June 3 at 15:00 in Building E, Room 325, Donghai'an Campus, featuring roundtable discussions, micro-interviews, and mock CPPCC proposal exercises on the theme of legal responsibility during the 15th Five-Year Plan.
STU Youth League Committee and Student Union will organize a career guidance visit to Swire Coca-Cola Huizhou on June 6, featuring a smart production line tour, executive talks, and HR training. 25 spots available.
Lafang Cosmetics teams up with the Cheung Kong School of Art and Design and Dexin College to launch the "Herbal Paint Orient" Oriental Aesthetic Art Festival, inviting STU undergrad and grad students to submit herbal-themed paintings, specimens, and installations by June 10.
Results of the "Reading Month, Read the World" EBSCO database search contest co-hosted by the Library are announced: a student from the School of Mathematics and Computer Science won second prize, and a student from the Cheung Kong School of Journalism and Communication won third prize.
STU Law School is recruiting admissions promotion volunteers (undergrad and grad) for online consulting (20 spots) and on-site school visits (40 spots) in Chaozhou, Shanwei, and Foshan. Register by June 8, 24:00.
The Literature and Board Game clubs co-host the "Bell Archive" narrative board game, where players choose investigator角色 cards to explore an open-ended story set on the STU campus. The event runs May 30-31.
Zhicheng College and the College of Science announced the winners of the "Bookish Youth" book recommendation contest, with 15 students recognized across special, first, second, third, and honorable mention awards.
The 33rd STU Top 10 Singers Competition concluded on May 16 at the East Coast campus, with Yan L. from Engineering College claiming the championship.
The online review has concluded. Finalists and excellence award winners are listed in the attachment.
