10th Anniversary Celebration of the Residential Colleges
We are excited to announce the upcoming 10th Anniversary Celebration of the Residential Colleges in AY24/25! We warmly invite all of you to join us for this special occasion, which marks not just a milestone for the Residential Colleges, but a celebration for our community as a whole.
Our four Residential Colleges, along with the Residential Colleges Section under Student Affairs Office, will be organising a series of events and activities to commemorate this occasion. We would like to take a moment to highlight the events planned by each individual RC, as well as the joint RC initiatives.
| RCs / RCS | Event |
|---|---|
| Lee Yick Hoi Lun Mosaic College | Drama Performance |
| S H Ho Wellness College | Wellness Relay Race 2025 |
| Patrick S C Poon Amity College | Eat-to-Gather for Alumni Reunion |
| Fung Yiu King Evergreen College | Farm to Table and Freecycling Carnival |
| Joint RCs (Evergreen College and Amity College) | Overseas Service-Learning Trip to Japan (Sustainability Education) |
| Residential Colleges Section | The Bowl Feast |
Stay tuned for updates on our celebration agenda. We look forward to sharing more exciting news and updates with all of you!
10th Anniversary Video
10th Anniversary Bowl Feast
With 26 tables and over 300 participants, a huge thank you to our senior management, administrative heads, RC Patrons and Donors, members of the RC Boards, current and alumni residents, and all the representatives from RCs and halls across universities for joining us!
The 10th anniversary celebrations are a fantastic opportunity for residents, alumni, faculty, and staff to unite, reflect on our shared experiences. RCs remain committed to expanding our network and fostering collaborations that will drive future growth!
S H Ho Wellness College Relay Run
S H Ho Wellness College organised its first-ever “Wellness Relay” to mark the10th anniversary of the Jockey Club Residential Colleges! The route took us through some amazing spots on campus, including Creative Humanities Hub, Wai Lun Plaza, Lam Tai Fai Clock Tower, S H Ho Academic Building, The Way, and Play Space.
With 9 teams of students and staff participating in an exciting 4-person relay, everyone gave their best to achieve great results! The energy was incredible, with many students cheering along the way, creating a vibrant and lively atmosphere!
Lee Yick Hoi Lun Mosaic College Black Box Theatre Drama <WoMen De JingKe>
In celebration of the 10th anniversary of the Residential Colleges, Mosaic College has presented a captivating Black Box Theatre Drama Performance with the generous support from Sin Wai Kin Chinese Culture Promotion Scheme.
By narrating the tale of JingKe in the story of “JingKe Assassinating King Zhen,” a fresh perspective is revealed by the dedicated efforts of the Director Mr. Chung Siu Hei and talented cast, which includes alumni and current residents. The performance allow us to discover the “JingKe” that resides in everyone of us and lead to meaningful reflection on fame, ambition, and self-destruction.
Fung Yiu King Evergreen College <Extra Stuff Sharing>
The event successfully drew in over a hundred residents from the Kwong Yuen Estate to donate their reusable items, engage in exchange and enjoy a movie together. The students and teachers from Fung Yiu King Evergreen College sorted the donated items, allowing residents to exchange them for free, giving new life to old goods. This event fostered a greener community, connecting the residents of Kwong Yuen Estate with HSUHK students and teachers through environmentally friendly concepts.
Patrick S C Poon Amity College and Fung Yiu King Evergreen College <Service Learning Tour in Japan>
17 students completed a service-learning tour in Kyushu, Japan. Focused on rural heritage conservation and sustainable development, the programme immersed students in cultural exchanges and hands-on volunteer work, offering profound insights into Japan’s socio-environmental challenges.
The eight-day tour included deep dives into Japanese traditions and visits to historic shrines where local guides explained rituals and etiquette. Students also engaged in a unique university exchange programme at the Oita Prefecture, touring campuses with Japanese peers to compare educational systems and campus life. Guided exploration time further allowed participants to experience local culture organically, from bustling markets to tranquil rural landscapes.
