NTU Museums Guided Tour

Mar. 12th, 19th, 20th, 2022 (3 batches); 13:10-16:00. (about 3h)
Meet at NTU Main Gate

Founded in 1928, NTU is the country’s oldest higher-education institution. The university’s departments are a treasure trove of historical artefacts, specimens, and collections accumulated over the years for research and teaching purposes. Initially, these fine and comprehensive collections had been housed in different specimen/artefact museums. As their number continued to increase, the university in 2007 began the process of establishing the NTU Museums. To date, the number has grown to ten. In celebration of this year’s NTU Azalea Festival, the NTU Museums and the Visitor Center are again working together to invite the general public to appreciate the intellectual beauty of the collections and bear witness to a blossoming future of the museums.
- Maximum of 10 people for each tour
- Registrants will receive a confirmation email on February 25, 2022 (Fri).
- Please contract us (patwu@ntu.edu.tw) if you are unable to attend
- Registrants check in at Visitor Center Pavilion at NTU Main Gate at 13:15; those failing to check in before 13:25 will be deemed as failure of registration. The vacancies will be given to waitlisted registrants.
- Each participant will receive a souvenir of the NTU Museums
- Please prepare your own bottled water, sunscreen lotions, and mosquito repellent products
- The organizers reserve the right to make changes to the event program
Website
Gallery of NTU History
+886-2-33663817 Mr. Wu.

Campus Eco Tour

3/16(Wed) 14:00-16:00, 3/19(Sat) ,3/20(Sun) 9:30-11:30
NTU Main Gate

Join a guided tour and learn about flora and fauna surrounding NTU’s Fu Garden, Liugongiun Pool, and Drunken Moon Lake in the midst of March blossoms. Participants will receive a souvenir for their participation.
Book your tour via the NTU Visitor Center webpage prior to 3/3 (Thu); maximum capacity for each tour is 30 people
Website
Visitor Center
+886-2-3366-2040 Ms. Chang
visitorcenter@ntu.edu.tw

Learn about the changes to the various spaces at NTU’s main campus through a guided historical tour (Mandarin)

3/19(Sat) ,3/20(Sun) 14:00-16:00
NTU Main Gate

A quick look at the exterior of the Gallery of National Taiwan University History, including Fu Bell, Administrative Building, the College of Liberal Arts, and etc. Participants will receive a souvenir for their participation.
Book your tour via the NTU Visitor Center webpage prior to 3/3 (Thu); maximum capacity for each tour is 30 people
Website
Visitor Center
+886-2-3366-2040 Ms. Chang
visitorcenter@ntu.edu.tw

Learn about NTU campus through a level-beating game (Mandarin)

3/19(Sat), 3/20 (Sun) 9:30-12:00,13:00-15:30
Main Gate, Fu Bell, Luming Square

Do you know our campus? Put yourself to the test with our campus site games and challenges to find out! Game rules: collect stamps from all the sites to get a gift (limited to the first 40 finishers in each session)
Website
Visitor Center
+886-2-3366-2040 Ms. Chang
visitorcenter@ntu.edu.tw

DIY

3/19(Sat), 3/20 (Sun)
09:30-10:10,10:20-11:00,11:10-11:50, 13:30-14:10, 14:20-15:00, 15:10-15:50
NTU Main Gate

on-site registration required; maximum of 6 people for each session (accompanying members not included)
Website
Visitor Center
+886-2-3366-2029 Ms. Lin

2022 Campus Traffic Safety Awareness Campaign and Free Bike Safety Inspection during NTU Bicycle Week

3/11 (Fri) - 3/18 (Fri) 09:00-16:30
Lu Ming Square

Through the campus traffic awareness information session and free bicycle safety inspections, we hope to encourage NTU students to keep their bikes in excellent and safe condition. In addition, we aim to raise awareness of the importance of abiding by bicycling etiquette, nighttime bike-riding safety, and parking bicycles only in authorized zones.
Participation Methods:To receive a service voucher for free bicycle safety inspection, you must (1) sign up online at the NTU Events and Activities Registration website and (2) attend the Campus Traffic Safety Awareness information session for students. Bring the service voucher, along with your valid student ID card, to Lu Ming Square during the event for free bike safety inspection.
報名網址
Office of the Student Affairs
+886-2-3366-2061 Mr. LI, BO-TING

NTU Farm – My green life

3/12(Sat) & 3/13 (Sun) 9:00-17:00
NTU Farm

NTU farm routinely organizes "My Green Life" activities for the school's Azalea Festival and anniversary. For this year’s Azalea Festival, in addition to “My Green Life” activities, we will also be holding flower viewing sessions, opening the “Dao Xiang Guan” 稻香館 building for tours, holding on-site DIY activities (cement pots, seed keychains, and tea tree essential oil bath salts), as well as holding DIY classes open for registration (moss balls and succulents in Hypertufa pots).
Participation Methods:(1) Free entrance and free admission for “Dao Xiang Guan” 稻香館 building tours.(2) Reservation and payment Online registration can be completed on the NTU Farm official website. After paying the fee, you will receive a receipt on the day of the event which will allow you to attend the lectures and DIY activities.
Website
NTU Farm
+886-2-3366-2560 Mr. Liang

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS EXHIBITION MARKET

3/12(Sat) & 3/13 (Sun) 9:00-17:00
NTU Farm (in front of “Dao Xiang Guan” 稻香館 and in the green space next to the Office)

NTU Farm products and other agricultural products will be available for sale in the bazaar.
Website、Facebook
NTU Farm
+886-2-3366-2560 Mr. Liang

On-site Tour and Fresh Milk Tasting at NTU Farm

3/12 (Sat) 10:00 -11:30、14:00-15:30
The Animal Husbandry Group (No. 50, Lane 155, Section 3, Keelung Road, Daan District, Taipei City)

The NTU Farm Animal Husbandry Group is celebrating the azalea season with a fun guided tour of NTU farm. The National Taiwan University Farm contains the only ranch registered in Taipei City. The tour includes: introduction to the breeds of cattle, sheep, and pigs, a lesson on feeding and managing the animals, and tasting fresh milk, allowing the public to have close contact with NTU farm animals. Such a hands-on experience will surely bring you unforgettable memories. This guided tour is a rare opportunity, since we have hired a master’s-level teacher from the Department of Animal Science & Technology of National Taiwan University to personally give the tour. Interested students and children are welcome to sign up!
Participation Methods: Two sessions will be held; open to adults and children accompanied by parents. The fee is $300 per person, and online registration will open at the end of February on the official website of NTU Farm.
> Website
NTU Farm
+886-2-33665502 Mr. Liu

Alumni Homecoming

3/12 (Sat) - 3/13 (Sun)

Alumni homecoming activities will be held on March 12 (Sat) and March 13 (Sun), the opening weekend of the Azalea Festival, and those with alumni cards can register for free. This year, we have prepared everyone’s favorite DIY courses, including potted plants, chia pets, flower and leaf print beverage holders, and flower and leaf print tote bags. For more details, please refer to our website!
Website
Alumni Center
+886-2-3366-3299#12 Ms. Kao

Fifteenth Jinshi Calligraphy and Painting Exhibition

3/4 (Fri) - 3/13 (Sun) 09:00-20:00
First Student Activity Center
B1 exhibition area

The "Jinshi Calligraphy and Painting Exhibition" will showcase nearly 100 pieces of Chinese painting and calligraphy from NTU Calligraphy Club and the NTU faculty and staff Jinshi Calligraphy and Painting Club, offering the art community and students a chance to appreciate art and promoting arts and humanities on campus.
Participation Methods:Free entry. Please follow contact tracing measures, wear a mask, and maintain social distancing.
Website
Office of the Student Affairs
Ms. Jhen +886-2-3366-3248

Guided tour: Qing settlements on NTU main campus (Mandarin)

3/16(Wed), 3/19(Sat), 3/20(Sun), 9:30-11:30
Meet at the Main Entrance of the 2nd Student Activity Center

Learn more about the stories of early settlers on NTU main campus.
Register before 3/3(Thu) at Website (maximum of 30 people for each tour)
Website
Visitor Center
+886-2-3366-2040 Ms. Chang
visitorcenter@ntu.edu.tw

Under the Spring Moon, a Tiger Roars: Art Exhibition of Henry Wo Yue-Kee at 90

3/1 (Tue) - 3/31 (Thu) 10:00-17:00
Zu-Zan Hall, Main Library

Henry Wo Yue-Kee enrolled in the International Art School of Hong Kong in 1947 to study Chinese and Western painting, and in 1949, he studied under Chao Shao An, a famous master of the Lingnan School. After completing his studies, he set up a studio in the suburbs of Washington, D.C. in the United States to focus on his artwork and exhibitions. His paintings have enhanced the collections of many world-renowned museums and universities, and he has held more than a hundred exhibitions at home and abroad. This exhibition is co-organized by the National Taiwan University Library and the Henry Wo Studio & Archive, and features a selection of Mr. Wo's works that are rich in spirit and natural and timeless in style.
Website
Main Library
+886-2-33662331 Mr. Cheng

Book Exhibition of 2021 Openbook Award

3/4 (Fri) - 4/6 (Wed) Opening hours of the Library
1F, Reading Area, NTU Main Library

This event showcases books in the “Mandarin creation,” “Translation,” and “Daily Lives” categories that have been selected by scholars for the “2021 Openbook Award.”
Library entry rules apply; Free of charge
Website
Library Extension Services Division
+886-2-3366-4551

LIBRARY OPEN HOUSE

3/12(Sat)- 3/13(Sun) 8:00 - 17:00
Main Library

The Main Library will be open to visitors aged 12 or above without applying for a temporary card.
Readers aged 12 or older will not be required to apply for a temporary card to visit the library. However, please have your ID on hand for contact tracing purposes and complete a body temperature check when you arrive, and please wear a mask throughout your visit.
Website
Readers Services Division
+886-2-33662354

Special offer by the Gallery of NTU History Bookstore

3/12 (Sat) - 3/19 (Sat) 09:00-17:00
Turn left when on the 2nd floor of the Gallery of NTU History to access the Bookstore

(1) Exclusive offer for NTU Alumni: Alumni card holders can receive a free coffee coupon when shopping at the Bookstore and get 12% OFF on all products. (2) Only the first 15 customers can get a free NTU beach towel when making a purchase of at least NT$3,000. Visit the Bookstore's FB fan page for more event information.
Website
NTU Press Gallery of NTU History Bookstore
+886-2-3366-1523

Flow & Freeze: The Hidden Time and Tide of NTU

2021/11-2022/9/30(Fri)
NTU History Gallery

NTU History Gallery has been collecting old photographs of campus since 2004 and has acquired over 3,000 so far. Through this special exhibition, which addresses various themes with their related images, we aim to guide viewers to either become acquainted with the unknown side of NTU or reminisce about the bygone past. Your contribution of NTU old photographs will be much appreciated.
Website
Gallery of NTU History
+886-2-3366-3818 Ms. Chen.

The 150th Anniversary of George Mackay’s Arrival in Taiwan:
From Generation to Generation, from Taiwan to the World, Love that Transcends Time and Space

3/4(Fri)-8/31(Wed)
NTU History Gallery

150 years ago, the Canadian missionary Rev. George Leslie Mackay (Chinese name: 偕叡理 Jie Rui-Li) (1844-1901) landed at Tamsui on March 9th, 1872, with an aim to spread Christianity in Taiwan. He then started a family with a local, Zhang Tsung-Ming, as his wife. The Mackay family has continued to grow, among them Seth Mackay Ko (3rd Gen., 1900-1990) and Dr. William Leslie Ko (4th Gen., 1927-), who are alumni of National Taiwan University. This exhibition will not only focus on Mackay’s deeds in Taiwan but also introduce the literature, scientific, and artistic achievements of Seth and William, as well as allow guests to learn more about Mackay and his family through various perspectives.
Gallery of NTU History
+886-2-3366-3818 Ms. Chen/Ms. Yang

In Search of Lost Time: NTU Museum of Anthropology Escape Room

3/11 (Fri) - 3/19 (Sat) 10:30, 14:00 (1.5hrs each) NTU Museum of Anthropology