Cinematic Exchanges between Hong Kong and Japan
Wellness and Counselling Centre
Taiwanese Students at CUHK
A Weapon for the New Journalists
Ho Che-wah Injects Literary Elements into Chinese Education
The Arts and Sciences of Piecing Things Together
‘We Toast HK’ Retells Hong Kong History on Social Media
School of Chinese Medicine Brings Traditional Medical Practice to New Heights
CUHK releases Hong Kong’s first report card on physical activity
Susanne Choi investigates the compromising of sexual orientation with family obligations
A comic-book look at the SHHO x Zheng Sheng marathon coalition
Meet the recipient of the S.H. Ho Eminent College Scholarship
CUHK marshals education into the cyber age
Steve Chung explains what’s behind the country’s success and troubles
A multi-sensory experience offered by COFFEE Lover Café
Gladys Tang advocates sign language for everyone
The Special Collections of the CUHK Library help keep history alive
Agnes Chan starts a social enterprise for children with autism
Thomas Au motivates his students to explore science from difference perspectives
Five reasons behind the game's wild success
A collaborative artwork by Joseph Sung and Philip Chiu
Shaw students learn to facilitate cultural integration
Vincent Cheng bids farewell to his service in CUHK Council
How EduVenture® offers a futuristic exploratory experience
Director of the English Language Teaching Unit Jose Lai breaks the mould to motivate students from different disciplines to do well in English.
Evelyn Chan talks about the use and value of a degree in literature.
Samuel Cheung talks about the Cantonese language and helps clear up a few myths.
Hua-bai Li tries to get to the bottom of what makes the stars.
Father Louis Ha expounds on how a training in Latin sharpens the mind and upgrades the prose.
Two collaborative institutes have been established in biosocial psychology and positive social science, respectively, to open up new horizons in social science research.
Prof. Diana Lee shares the results of the survey on sexual harassment to point to future directions for further promoting gender equalities on campus.
The online grocery A Store in CUHK, founded by Wu Yee Sun College students, offers another shopping option by selling unique local products.
Engineering student Jeffery Liu talks about his startup Panjury which organizes web comments, considered the flotsam and jetsam in the seas of information, to derive measures of public sentiment.
The medical team led by Prof. Justin Wu treats serious enteric infections with Fecal Microbiota Transplantation, in which fecal matter is collected from a healthy donor to restore the patient's internal ecology.
Members of the CUHK Modern Dance Society share the top criteria for recruitment, their regular practice before major performance, and how moving one’s body sets the spirit free.
Prof. Gordon Mathews and some of the students talk on their rhyme and reasons for engaging in anthropological studies at CUHK, the only local university that runs an anthropology department.
Architecture professor Ho Puay-peng talks about how the Tsz Shan Monastery re-interprets traditional Buddhist art for a modern sentimentality.
Prof. Lam Chiu-ying shares the best spots and time for bird-watching on campus, and how the hobby may heal one's mind and soul.
In the battle of the old and the new media, the former appears to be winning.
CUHK has been pushing the frontiers of minimally invasive surgery for a quarter century. A new centre on cutting-edge engineering and medical research is the latest testimony to the University’s commitment to medical innovations.