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On December 7, Yuan Ze University's College of General Studies held a hands-on micro-course titled “The World of Martial Arts: The History and Techniques of Wing Chun Kung Fu.” Wing Chun Master Lu, the third disciple of Ip Man, was the instructor. Master Lu introduced students to the historical origins and practical techniques of Wing Chun Kung Fu in an engaging and accessible manner, bringing the culture of traditional martial arts to the campus.
On December 23, Yuan Ze University hosted a campus visit for high school students, with participation from the Comprehensive High School Department of Zhongli Commercial High School. The Department of Chinese Language and Literature led a creative and literary activity centered on interpreting traditional fortune poems, stimulating the students' imagination and critical thinking skills.
Led by Assistant Professor Luo Chia-Hui from Yuan Ze University's Department of Art and Design, in collaboration with the renowned public art company Dada Creative, the “Guardianship and Strength: The Doves” public art series was officially unveiled at the Shilin Police Precinct in Taipei. The series, presented as large kinetic sculptures, cleverly interpreted the mission of police to safeguard the community and foster harmony within the neighborhood.
Under the guidance of Professor Wang Yi-Yun, 49 students from Yuan Ze University's College of General Studies course on childhood culture visited Xiaoli Elementary School to participate in a "Sports Promotion" DFC (Design for Change) collaborative program.
The College of Management at Yuan Ze University launched a meaningful local revitalization and green sustainability program, demonstrating the university's commitment to sustainable education and social responsibility.
The College of Management at Yuan Ze University held a three-day "Green Circular Economy Project – Innovation and Entrepreneurship Practice" final showcase from December 25 to 27, 2024.
The “Hakka and Taiwan” course offered by Yuan Ze University’s College of General Studies, which has been running for ten semesters, organized at least two field trips every semester, encouraging students to “read extensively and travel widely.”