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Transformation of a Century-Old Enterprise in the Digital Wave: How YFY Expands into E-Paper and Green Energy

Judy Wu, Manager of the ESG Office at Yuen Foong Yu Group also known as YFY Inc. was invited to deliver to deliver a guest lecture in the College of Management course “Corporate Sustainability Disclosure and Stakeholder Engagement.” Drawing on the company’s development history, she provided an in-depth analysis of how YFY has successfully transformed from a traditional paper manufacturing company into a model of diversified and sustainable business development.

NTNU Leads Effort to Save Endangered Butterfly

NTNU partnered with University of Tokyo researchers, a Taiwanese pharmaceutical company, and Orchid Island's Indigenous Tao community to restore habitat for Taiwan's endangered Birdwing Butterfly, combining international science, corporate resources, and Indigenous knowledge in a model USR initiative.

NTNU Professor Emeritus Receives NARST's Highest Honor

NTNU Professor Emeritus Mei-Hung Chiu made history at NARST's 99th Annual Meeting in Seattle as the first Chinese-speaking scholar to receive the association's highest lifetime honor.

NTNU Gathers International Experts for Workshop on Near-Earth Space and Solar System Exploration

National Taiwan Normal University’s Center of Astronomy and Gravitation held the Workshop on Near-Earth Space and Solar System Exploration on 14-17 April 2026, which brought together around 60 scholars, researchers, students, engineers, and industry experts from Taiwan and abroad to explore new directions for Taiwan’s space science and deep-space mission development.

KPMG Visits NTNU to Share Career Opportunities, Attracting Over 65 Students

The College of Management at National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) held a “Corporate Internship Recruitment Info Session” on April 13, 2026. The event invited Vice Chairman Vincent Chang of KPMG Taiwan Inc., Head of Private Equity and his delegation to campus to share internship opportunities and career development insights with students in person. This marked KPMG’s second consecutive year visiting NTNU, attracting enthusiastic participation from over 65 students from the College of Management. Due to limited classroom capacity, the venue was filled to capacity, reflecting the strong interest in the event.