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3/27 2026 Symposium on Emerging Media for Communicating SDGs!

To promote academic collaboration and strengthen peer networks among emerging scholars, four leading Asian institutions—the School of Communication at Hong Kong Baptist University, the School of Media and Communication at…

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陽明交大讓「廢木重生」:從校園起步的永續生活典範

2025 NYCU 永續月於9月2日在光復校區正式開幕,由校長、永社辦執行長與各協力單位共同點亮啟動光束 國立陽明交通大學(NYCU)把「廢木」變「寶」!原本因颱風折斷的樹木、修枝後的枝幹,甚至是棒球隊比賽中打裂的球棒,在校園內被一一收集、設計與再製,搖身一變成為實用的小家具、花台,甚至是充滿巧思的工藝作品。這些木材以全新姿態回到校園,成為「循環再生」的最好示範,也展現大學推動循環經濟的行動力。 自校園出發的循環經濟模式 「校園樹木循環再生」計畫,是今年「2025 NYCU 永續月」的重要亮點。以往校園修枝或風災倒伏的樹木,常因處理方便而被粉碎焚燒,不僅浪費資源,還會讓固碳重新釋放回大氣。陽明交大選擇以「再設計」取代「焚燒」,透過師生與社區的創意,將木材賦予第二生命,真正做到「讓資源再生、讓價值延續」。 校長林奇宏表示:「永續不是口號,而是早已寫進陽明交大的DNA。這些木材不只是被再利用,而是循環經濟精神最具象徵性的實踐。」從「永續日」、「永續週」,到今年擴大舉辦的「永續月」,陽明交大一步步將永續理念深植校園文化,讓環保不只是倡議,而是具體可見的日常。 「校園樹木循環再生」的價值不僅在於校園的環保與美化,更在於提供一個可被複製、推廣的模式。 從校園走向社區、城市與國家 如果「樹木循環再生」於校園中可行,就可能延伸至社區,讓修剪樹枝或公共空間的廢木也能重生。社區若也可行,就能推廣至城市,讓都市綠地維護過程中產生的木材資源再利用。進一步,甚至能在全國建立「木材循環再生」的永續模式,成為政策與教育並行的典範。 這意味著,陽明交大的行動不只是校園故事,而是台灣在推動循環經濟與氣候行動上的縮影。   從自然到人文的「永續DNA」 在為期一個月的系列活動中,陽明交大提出「永續DNA:創新、韌性、實踐」的願景。不僅展示自然資源的循環創新,更強調「以人為本」的身心靈韌性,規劃電影、藝文展演、講座與USR年報發表會,並舉辦論壇、參訪與工作坊,串聯在地社區與國際議題,共同呼應聯合國永續發展目標(SDGs)。 撰稿: 國際宣傳辦公室 賴嬿阡 / 圖片提供:國際宣傳辦公室、永社辦

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Public access to buildings NYCU provides free public access to culturally significant buildings, monuments, and natural landscapes as a matter of policy. •Yangming Campus: The Han Wei Residence preserves institutional…

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Public access to libraries NYCU’s library is open to the public at no cost, demonstrating that openness and excellence reinforce each other. It offers a research collection of over 3…

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Public access to museums NYCU provides free public access to museums, galleries, and artworks as part of its core mission. •The Arts Center: Music Performance Hall, Art Gallery, and Art…

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Public access to green spaces NYCU guarantees free, permanent public access to open and green spaces across all campuses. By treating land as a public good that supports health, inclusion,…

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Arts and heritage contribution NYCU treats the arts as a public service through its year-round NYCU Arts Season, delivering over 30 public events annually. Three professional venues—the Music Performance Hall,…

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Record and preserve cultural heritage NYCU treats intangible cultural heritage as a public mandate. Through the Library’s History Division and allied museum programs, the University documents, digitizes, and exhibits local…

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From the Tribe to the World: NYCU’s Holistic Health Partnership in Nan’ao

In the early morning mist of Nan’ao, the local Culture and Health Station is already alive with energy. One by one, community elders gather, accompanied by a familiar melody—the "Medication…

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Allow remote working The University promotes remote work and a condensed workweek as standard practice to cut commuting and emissions. •Compressed Workweek (Summer): Staff may complete a five-day workload in…

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