A homecoming event was held on campus to celebrate the outstanding achievements of the 30 HKU elite student-athletes who competed across 12 sports at the 20th Asian Games Aichi-Nagoya 2026.
HKU Innovation Week 2026 brought together over 1,000 leaders from different sectors to build collaborative networks for accelerating the translation of university research into tangible commercial and societal impact worldwide.
HKU research recently published in the Journal of Environmental Psychology provides scientific evidence and practical guidance on how to improve mental health by integrating regular visits to natural green spaces into everyday life.
Born with a congenital eye condition, Aiden Cheng Tsz-in nevertheless refuses to let his condition define his limits. Now at HKU studying law, he is aiming to use his legal training to champion equality and support other vulnerable individuals.
‘Gleanings from the Jiaye Library: Rare Books of Ming and Qing Bibliophiles’ is an exhibition of rare printed books and valuable manuscripts from private library collections, now on view at HKU’s Main Library.
Artificial intelligence is reshaping the educational landscape. Discover HKU’s wide range of AI capacity-building initiatives that empower staff and students to explore AI responsibly, creatively, and effectively, and to help shape the future of higher education.
HKU welcomed an unprecedented 100,000+ visitors to its Information Day for Undergraduate Admissions 2026. This year’s theme, ‘Shape a More Sustainable World with AI’, highlighted the integration of artificial intelligence across the University’s disciplines.
