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The CityU book Chinese Civilisation: a source book has been published on the mainland this month in simplified Chinese characters, opening another door for more young people to appreciate the treasures of Chinese culture.
CityU Gallery is showcasing the experimental and conceptual work of Mr Luke Ching and Mr Tozer Pak at an exhibition from 11 January entitled "Two or Three Things About Hong Kong, Part Two: hk‧cityu‧hk".
Members of the Shamshuipo District Council were invited to CityU to find out more about campus development, academic programmes and our excellence in applied research .
Marketing students from CityU were honoured at an awards presentation ceremony today (11 January) for the quality of the marketing consultancy projects that they conducted for local and multinational corporations.
CityU hosts the second City Literary Awards to promote creative writing in Hong Kong and Macau. The Awards are now open for entries.
CityU PhD graduate 2006 Dr Wong Hang has won the Top Prize in the student category in the Asia-Pacific Microwave Conference 2006 with his paper "Unidirectional Antenna Composed of a Planar Dipole and a Shorted Patch".
A new addition to the City University of Hong Kong Press—Building Design and Development in Hong Kong—was launched at CityU on 29 January.
"Life is the most precious gift we ever have, the problem is¡K we don't realize it until we are about to lose it!" said Katherine Leung on a bed at the Prince of Wales Hospital. Katherine, 26, a CityU graduate, now fighting against a deadly blood cancer, is waiting for a bone marrow transplant. If you wish to render your support, drop by the i-Cafe at the Academic Building today and tomorrow and donate several drops of your blood. You may be the one to bring Katherine a new life.
Has CityU made up its mind on how to deal with the looming crisis of the budget crunch, in the face of cutbacks in government funding? Is delinking our salaries from those of the civil service, with a consequential cut in our paychecks, already on the cards? If you have paid attention to what our President, Professor H K Chang, has said to the newspapers over the past few days, the answers seem to have been set in stone.
Mutual understanding is essential to promote economic cooperation between countries and to resolve trade disputes in a globalized economy. Building up bilateral rapport between member states is a fundamental working principle of WTO. In this context, CityU's School of Law received a rare guest from high office and a WTO diplomat.