Prof. Tung-Wu Lu elected US National Academy of Kinesiology Fellow
Spotlights
NTU Claims 13 Golds, 26 Silvers, and 19 Bronzes at NIAG 2018
Date: May 15, 2018
Congratulations to NTU student athletes for winning 13 golds, 26 silvers, and 19 bronzes at NIAG 2018.
The track-and-field team and the staff of the NTU Athletic Department.
The badminton team and the staff of the NTU Athletic Department.
The men’s and women’s tennis teams and the staff of the NTU Athletic Department.
At the National Intercollegiate Athletic Games (NIAG) 2018, NTU student athletes claimed 13 golds, 26 silvers, and 19 bronzes, winning NTU the championship among non-sports universities and the 6th place of all participating universities in the games.
NTU received 15 championship team awards in total. In particular, our teams won top championship awards for women’s track-and-field, men’s and women’s table tennis, and women’s archery. Three of our student athletes in the track-and-field and swimming categories broke the NIAG records. Congratulations to them all!
Nobel Laureate Alain Aspect awarded “NTU Honorary Doctorate” and “Raymond Soong Chair Professorship of Distinguished Research”
NTU Opening Ceremony: “Where Creativity and Dreams Take Flight”
Prof. Wei-Shiung Yang wins MOE National Excellent Teacher Award
NTU College of Public Health's Global Health Program Joins the Association of Schools of Public Health in the European Region
Current Spotlights
Prof. Tung-Wu Lu elected US National Academy of Kinesiology Fellow
Nobel Laureate Alain Aspect awarded “NTU Honorary Doctorate” and “Raymond Soong Chair Professorship of Distinguished Research”
NTU Opening Ceremony: “Where Creativity and Dreams Take Flight”
Prof. Wei-Shiung Yang wins MOE National Excellent Teacher Award
NTU College of Public Health's Global Health Program Joins the Association of Schools of Public Health in the European Region
