Chugye University of Arts created a unique opportunity for students and staff to bond over sports. Breaking away from daily campus life, they united in enthusiastic cheers at the baseball stadium, enhancing their sense of community.
On August 13, Chugye University announced that its University Innovation Support Project Team organized a group viewing of the KBO League as part of a cultural experience aimed at helping students settle into university life.
Approximately 120 members of the Chugye community attended the event, watching the game between the Doosan Bears and Hanwha Eagles. Students and staff, who typically interact in different academic fields, came together to enjoy the lively atmosphere and connect with one another.
This event was specifically designed to promote a stable university experience and foster a sense of belonging and community among students. The initiative was further enhanced by voluntary contributions for tickets and snacks, transforming the event into a cultural experience that bridged gaps between members.
Lee Ha-eun, head of the university's broadcasting department and a student in the Department of Converging Arts, shared her thoughts on the event: "I usually have a busy schedule with classes, but cheering together with friends at the baseball game made me feel closer to them. I believe this will be a great memory in my university life."
President Lim Sang-hyuk stated, "For students to feel a sense of belonging and continue their university life smoothly, it is essential to have not only educational programs but also natural interactions and community experiences among members. I hope this cultural experience serves as an opportunity for students and staff to communicate and feel a sense of connection as part of the university community. We will continue to operate various programs to support student satisfaction and integration into university life."
On August 13, Chugye University announced that its University Innovation Support Project Team organized a group viewing of the KBO League as part of a cultural experience aimed at helping students settle into university life.
Approximately 120 members of the Chugye community attended the event, watching the game between the Doosan Bears and Hanwha Eagles. Students and staff, who typically interact in different academic fields, came together to enjoy the lively atmosphere and connect with one another.
This event was specifically designed to promote a stable university experience and foster a sense of belonging and community among students. The initiative was further enhanced by voluntary contributions for tickets and snacks, transforming the event into a cultural experience that bridged gaps between members.
Lee Ha-eun, head of the university's broadcasting department and a student in the Department of Converging Arts, shared her thoughts on the event: "I usually have a busy schedule with classes, but cheering together with friends at the baseball game made me feel closer to them. I believe this will be a great memory in my university life."
President Lim Sang-hyuk stated, "For students to feel a sense of belonging and continue their university life smoothly, it is essential to have not only educational programs but also natural interactions and community experiences among members. I hope this cultural experience serves as an opportunity for students and staff to communicate and feel a sense of connection as part of the university community. We will continue to operate various programs to support student satisfaction and integration into university life."
Looking ahead, the University Innovation Support Project Team plans to strengthen collaboration and communication among members to enhance student retention and integration, offering participatory programs in various fields such as culture, arts, and sports.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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