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Taipei-A series of metal wall hangings, depicting a rose and a tree, have been installed at Gao Shu Junior High School in Pingtung County, in commemoration of a late student, who had been bullied over his “effeminate” demeanor.Yeh Yung-chih (???), who …
Read MoreTaipei-As part of the campaign to turn Taiwan into a bilingual nation by 2030, the Ministry of Education (MOE) on Saturday said it is subsidizing the hiring of more foreign English-language teachers for local public schools starting this year.The recru…
Read MoreTaipei-The number of new publications in Taiwan fell last year to 35,041, the lowest in two decades, the National Central Library (NCL) said in an annual report released Thursday.The data in the report on the number of titles published in 2020 was base…
Read MoreTaipei-The Ministry of Education (MOE) said Thursday that more categories of international students will be allowed to enter Taiwan, effective immediately, three months after an entry ban was introduced due to COVID-19 concerns.Taiwan suspended entry o…
Read MoreKaohsiung-A bilingual education center will be established in National Sun Yat-sen University (NSYSU) in Kaohsiung, as part of the U.S.-Taiwan Education Initiative launched in December 2020, the Ministry of Education (MOE) announced Monday.The universi…
Read MoreLondon, National Taiwan University (NTU) remained eighth in the Emerging Economies Universities Rankings 2021 released Tuesday by the British magazine Times Higher Education (THE), the same as last year. This year the rankings listed a record 606 …
Read MoreTaipei, A government agency warned on Monday that the leopard cat could become extinct in the coming decades in Taiwan if nothing is done to help them survive in a worsening environment. Only about 468 …
Read MoreLondon and Taipei, National Taiwan University (NTU) has been ranked the 97th best university in the world, the first time the school has made it into the survey’s top 100 list, according to a Times …
Read MoreTaipei, Students at National Taiwan University (NTU) on Thursday held a press conference to criticize what they say was “discrimination” against student journalists by university authorities who denied them access to public meetings. Among their …
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