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Chungnam National University holds events to cheer on students at start of fall semester

Chungnam National University (CNU) is holding a series of events to support and encourage its students to mark the start of the 2026 fall semester. The university said Tuesday that it is hosting the “Cheer Up, CNU” project for all students through Friday. A university official noted that the project aims to help students readjust to campus life and inject new energy into their university…

Chungnam National University holds events to cheer on students at start of fall semester

Chungnam National University (CNU) is organizing a series of events to support and uplift its students as they prepare to commence the 2026 fall semester. The "Cheer Up, CNU" project, announced on Tuesday, will run until Friday and aims to assist students in readjusting to campus life and invigorate their university experience at the beginning of the academic year.

The university's initiative comprises three key programs: a morning welcome event for students, messages of encouragement, and welfare promotions to address students' daily needs. On the first day of the fall semester, Tuesday, the welcome event took place at 8:30 a.m. on the Daedeok campus. President Kim Jeong-kyoum, along with three vice presidents and other senior university officials, greeted students as they arrived, offering words of encouragement for the new semester.

Additional welcome events were held on the Bowon and Sejong campuses, with deans and other senior university officials participating in activities tailored to each campus's unique characteristics.

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