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CityU clinches National Teaching Achievement Award
Led by Professor Sylvia Kwok Lai Yuk-ching in the Department of Social and Behavioural Sciences at CityU, JUMP was honoured with a Second Class Award in the 2022 Higher Education (Undergraduate) National Teaching Achievement Award by the Ministry of Education. 
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Athletes and coaches of the China Women’s National Volleyball Team visited CityU for the first time today (20 June) and met with students to share their spirit and determination in striving to become national athletes.
Starting a new chapter after retirement
A farewell party was held on 14 June for more than 30 members of staff who are retiring from CityU in appreciation of their contributions over the years and to wish them a new and enriched life after retirement.
Timely forum examines breakthroughs and issues in AI and data science
Novel ideas and technological developments were shared and debated by world-leading scholars and experts at the highly anticipated DSAI Forum, jointly organised by CityU and LU from 30 to 31 May.
CityU marathon team led by President Kuo embodies spirit of excellence in academics and sports
Once again President Way Kuo of CityU has led a team of around 240 athletes in the Standard Chartered Hong Kong Marathon, which was held on 24 October. President Kuo has run the Hong Kong marathon with a CityU delegation for 12 consecutive years, except in 2020 because of Covid-19, exemplifying CityU’s spirit of excellence in both academics and sports.
Post-War Hong Kong and the Story of Tat Chee Avenue
CityU is holding an exhibition titled “Post-War Hong Kong and the Story of Tat Chee Avenue” from 18 to 31 October.
CityU Art Festival 2021
Distinguished cellist Mr Ray Wang and a group of exciting young musicians performed famed classical masterpieces at “Fly with Rhythms”, the opening concert for the CityU Arts Festival 2021 at CityU on 8 October.
LSNS survey
A survey conducted by the Department of Management Sciences at CityU discovered that during the Covid-19 pandemic, older people in Hong Kong have a higher risk of social isolation, which makes them more likely to become sick, as their physical and mental health are affected.

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