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Bidding Farewell to an Icon, Welcoming New Life: National University of Kaohsiung Chronicles Sustainability and Life Education through Campus Landscapes
2026-03-31 On March 28, 2026, the National University of Kaohsiung (NUK) hosted a poignant event titled "Farewell to the Coral Tree, Awaiting New Blessings" as part of its 115th Sustainability Week. The ceremony was held at the Coral Tree Plaza to bid a final farewell to a majestic Erythrina (Coral Tree) that had graced the campus for 26 years, while simultaneously welcoming a young Bischofia (Bishop Wood) sapling that naturally sprouted at the same site. Through rituals, exhibitions, and participatory design, NUK has transformed its campus landscape into a living laboratory for environmental education, demonstrating the integration of spatial governance, life education, and sustainable development.
NUK and Yokohama City University Deepen Taiwan-Japan Academic Cooperation through Sakura Science Program
2026-03-11 Under the support of the Sakura Science Program promoted by the Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST), a delegation of faculty and students from the National University of Kaohsiung (NUK) recently traveled to Yokohama City University (YCU) in Japan to participate in an eight-day, seven-night international urban learning workshop. Led by NUK President Chi-Jen CHEN and Associate Professor Yi-Jao Chen from the Department of Architecture, the delegation included students specializing in fields such as architecture and law. Through academic lectures, field observations, and international exchange, the participants gained deep insights into the historical development, urban governance, and sustainability policies of Japanese port cities.
Into the Season of Purple Crow Butterflies: NUK Language Center Leads International Students to Discover Taiwan’s Forests and Tribal Stories
2026-02-21 To deepen international students' understanding of Taiwan's natural environment and diverse culture, the Language Center of the National University of Kaohsiung (NUK) recently organized a "Maolin Ecological Field Trip" during the migration season of the Purple Crow butterflies, leading international students from various countries into the Maolin National Scenic Area. Through ecological investigation, tribal tours, and cultural experiences, the activity guided students to recognize Taiwan's mountain landscapes and local culture through practical exploration, concluding successfully.

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