The Department of Chinese Language and Literature at Yuan Ze University recently welcomed Christine Welch as a new assistant professor. Departing from traditional text-centered teaching approaches, Welch emphasized “making literature a journey that students can personally experience,” and was committed to reshaping students’ perceptions of classical Chinese literature.

Yuan Ze University recently announced the recipients of its 7th Distinguished Alumni Awards. In accordance with the Yuan Ze University Distinguished Alumni Selection Guidelines, and following approval by the Distinguished Alumni Selection Committee on December 23, 2025, a total of five alumni were selected this year in recognition of their outstanding achievements in industry leadership, technological innovation, organizational management, and alumni service, as well as their long-term contributions to society and the university.

Research conducted by Gui‑Hui Chu, Assistant Professor at the School of Nursing, Yuan Ze University, on Taiwanese adult men’s willingness to receive the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine was recently accepted for publication in the international journal American Journal of Men’s Health.

Yuan Ze University recently invited Malaysian alumnus Yun Xiao-Quan back to campus to share his nearly two decades of experience in Taiwan, including his studies, work, and business ventures. Drawing on his personal journey—from medical student and surgeon to business and management professional—Yun engaged with junior students on how to build capabilities, adapt to a foreign environment, and establish a long-term, stable life and career.

Assistant Professor Yen-Chang Chen of the Department of Information Communication at Yuan Ze University won the Grand Prize of the Winter Season at the UK-based World Front Design Award 2025 with his work “Moonlight Plate.” This marked his second time receiving the quarterly grand prize, following his earlier win in the third quarter of 2024 for the social creative project “Kao-Bei Cup.”

The College of Management at Yuan Ze University invited alumnus Yi-Hao Cheng (Class of 1996, Department of International Business) to return to his alma mater and share with students his diverse career journey spanning education, travel, agriculture, film and media, the music industry, and ultimately, local revitalization. Drawing on his own experience, Cheng emphasized that a career did not have to be fully determined at the outset, but rather took shape gradually through continuous exploration.