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Hsieh Chen-yuan, Lin Tzu-ting, and Yeh Yu-chen, students from the Department of Urban Planning and Spatial Information at Feng Chia University, were awarded first place in the Undergraduate Category of…

This year, the Office of Sustainability at Feng Chia University once again launched the “Feng Chia Sustainable Living Festival and USR University Social Responsibility Project Achievement Presentation.” A series of activities began on November 24, with the highlight—the Sustainable Market—taking place on the east lawn of the Recreation Building on November 28 and 29. This year’s theme, “Co-living a Sustainable Future,” guided faculty and students to rethink the relationship between living, energy, and the environment through workshops, exhibitions, and the market, bringing the concept of sustainability into everyday life.

Taiwan defended its overall title at the 2025 AsiaSkills Competition, which concluded Nov. 30. Among the team's five youth bronze medals, Feng Chia University alumnus Lin Chen-Yi secured a podium finish in Cloud Computing, overcoming intense pressure from top rivals like Japan and Korea.

The results of the 2025 Taiwan Sustainable University Awards have been announced, and Feng Chia University once again stood out with its outstanding sustainable governance capabilities. In addition to receiving the “Taiwan Sustainable Model University Award,” Feng Chia also won the “Environmental Management Leadership Award,” the “Workplace Well-being Leadership Award,” and the “Sustainability Report Award—Silver Award,” making it one of the universities with the most awards in Taiwan. These achievements demonstrate Feng Chia’s leading results in the three major aspects of Environment (E), Society (S), and Governance (G).

On Nov. 21, FCU and the Taichung City Architectural Foundation co-hosted "The Power of Design" forum. Five elite scholars from Politecnico di Milano, Politecnico di Torino, University of Camerino, and University of Florence gathered at Virtuosi Hall to share innovations in sustainable design, resource circulation, and human-centered architecture.

From November 21 to 22, twelve professors from five top Italian universities gathered at Feng Chia University. After signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), they immediately began cross-college collaborations and industry visits, engaging in in-depth exchanges with the College of Information and Electrical Engineering, School of Architecture, and College of Business.