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 Gift from much-cherished benefactor endorses HKIAS mission
The HK$15 million gift from the late Dr Chung Sze-yuen will be used to establish the Sze-Yuen Chung Fund in support of HKIAS of CityU.
CityU community distributing masks and alcohol-based handrub
CityU remains committed to maintaining online teaching and services and responding to the needs of employees and the disadvantaged in society.
Gold award for boosting campus wellness
CityU received the Gold Campus Award under the Medicine® On Campus programme run by the American College of Sports Medicine and the American Medical Association.
Positive attitude grows with CityU-Learning online platform
Students at CityU have been continuing their studies during the coronavirus epidemic thanks to CityU’s online learning platform, called CityU-Learning.
President pays online visit to students under mandatory quarantine
Five students under mandatory quarantine received online visits from Professor Way Kuo, CityU President; Chief-of-Staff and Dean of Students.
Positive response to online CityU-Learning taster courses for schools
A pilot programme called the CityU-Learning taster courses developed by CityU has been well received by secondary school students.
Around 350 music lovers -- including children and grownups -- packed the Wei Hing Theatre on 26 March for a piano concert in commemoration of composer Ludwig van Beethoven, who died that same day 175 years ago.
A delegation of consuls-general representing seven countries were greeted by President H K Chang and other senior staff members including Vice-President for Institutional Advancement, Professor Y S Wong, and Vice-President for Planning and Information Services, Mr John Dockerill at the Multimedia Conference Room on 22 March.
City University of Hong Kong announced the results of the appeals lodged by seven teaching staff in the School of Law. The Appeal Committee's conclusions are summarized as follows:
A three-day seminar organized by the Chinese Civilisation Centre and the Cultural and Sports Committee is placing a new spin on the globalization debate: the place of culture in an interconnected world.

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