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  1. Pre-founding
  2. Pre-founding

    CUHK Chung Chi College: Founded 1951, the Torch of Thirteen Schools, and Lake Ad Excellentiam

    Colleges
  3. 1950s
  4. 1950s

    Campus Buildings, Landmarks and Sustainability: A Gazetteer and Visual Guide to the Mountain City

    Campus
  5. Pre-founding
  6. Pre-founding

    Campus Geography: A Hillside Campus Between Mountain and Sea

    Campus
  7. 1950s
  8. 1950s

    University Station and the Campus Railway Story: From the Kowloon–Canton Railway to the MTR East Rail Line, Gateway to a Hillside University

    Campus
  9. 1950s

    The “Foreign-Aid” Network of the Founding Era: Yale-China, the United Board, and CUHK’s Three Colleges in the Cold War

    Miscellany · Corroborated
  10. Pre-founding
  11. Pre-founding

    Distinguished Professors, Academic Leaders, and Biographical Profiles at The Chinese University of Hong Kong

    People
  12. 1950s
  13. 1950s

    The Chinese University of Hong Kong — Motto, Emblem, Anthem, and Colours

    Overview
  14. 1950s

    The University Library System: Eight-Library Network, Learning Garden, and Rare Book Collections

    Miscellany
  15. Pre-founding
  16. Pre-founding

    The Chinese University of Hong Kong — Historical Evolution: From the Pre‑History of Three Colleges to 2026

    Overview
  17. 1950s
  18. 1950s

    Accommodation, Hall Culture and College Traditions

    Residence
  19. 1950s

    Tales from the Hill Campus: From ‘Ma Liu Shui Station’ to ‘University Station’ — A Station Renamed and a University’s Hill Campus

    Anecdotes · Corroborated
  20. Pre-founding
  21. Pre-founding

    United College: Illustrious Virtue, Five-School Merger, and the Guangdong Private Higher Education Tradition

    Colleges
  22. 1950s
  23. 1950s

    Transport & Facilities – Campus Bus · MTR · Ferry

    Campus
  24. 1930s
  25. 1930s

    S.H. Ho College: \"To Learn and to Practise with Utmost Sincerity,\" Ho Sin-hang, and the Fully Residential, Communal-Dining Model

    Colleges
  26. Pre-founding
  27. Pre-founding

    New Asia College: \"Sincerity and Intelligence,\" Fallen Blossoms, and the Torch of Neo-Confucianism

    Colleges
  28. 1960s
  29. 1960s

    The Nine Colleges’ Orientation Camps: Four-College Rallies, 300-Strong Colleges, and the Compulsory Communal Dining Divide

    Orientation · Corroborated
  30. 1960s

    The Chinese University of Hong Kong — Key Facts & Figures at a Glance

    Overview
  31. 1960s

    Notable Alumni of The Chinese University of Hong Kong

    People
  32. 1960s

    The Fulton Report and the Battle over College Autonomy (1963–1976)

    Governance · Corroborated
  33. 1960s

    A History of CUHK Student Organisations (1969–2026): The Student Union, College Student Unions, and Student Media

    Student movements · Corroborated
  34. 1960s

    The Chinese Language Movement in Depth: From the Chung Chi College Student Union's Petition to Official Language Status in 1974 (1968–1974)

    Student movements · Corroborated
  35. 1960s

    Student Arts, Sir Run Run Shaw Hall, and Campus Radio

    Miscellany · 本文关于 2021–2022 年学生会停运与校园电台迁出的背景，依据公开新闻报道与学生会官方声明，措辞中性，请读者留意相关事件存在多方诠释。
  36. 1960s

    Odds & Ends: Publishing, Libraries, Arts & Culture, Journals, Continuing Education, IT, and Campus Culture

    Miscellany
  37. 1960s

    World-Class Scholars Associated with CUHK (Nobel Prize / Fields Medal / Turing Award)

    People
  38. 1960s

    CUHK Campus Wild History, Continued: The Water Tower Romance, University Mall, Lake Ad Excellentiam, and the Pavilion of Harmony

    Anecdotes · Corroborated
  39. 1960s

    A History of Student Civic Engagement: The Chinese Language Movement, the New Asia Social Service Group, and Wu Zhi Qiao

    Residence
  40. 1960s

    The Eight Faculties of The Chinese University of Hong Kong: A Comprehensive Overview and In-Depth Dossier

    Academics
  41. 1960s

    A History of Student Movements at The Chinese University of Hong Kong (1960s–2010s)

    Student movements · Corroborated
  42. 1960s

    Student Organisation Structure Briefing: The Central Jong, the Nine College Student Unions, and the Ecosystem of “Going On-Jong”

    Student union disputes · Verified
  43. 1963

    The Chinese Language Movement in Depth: From the Chung Chi College Student Union's Petition to Official Language Status in 1974 (1968–1974)

    Chronology
  44. 1970s
  45. 1970s

    School of Chinese Medicine: One of Hong Kong's First Chinese Medicine Degree Programmes, Established in 1998, and the Coexistence of Chinese and Western Medicine

    Medicine
  46. 1970s

    Distinctive Academic Units – Department of Translation, Department of Music, School of Architecture, and School of Chinese Medicine

    Academics
  47. 1970s

    Museums and Campus Ecology

    Campus
  48. 1980s
  49. 1980s

    CUHK's Alumni Network and Development Fundraising

    People
  50. 1980s

    Shaw College: “Cultivate Virtue, Engage in Learning”, Sir Run Run Shaw, and the Fourth College

    Colleges
  51. 2000s
  52. 2000s

    A Study of Mainland Chinese Students' Accommodation and Post-Graduation Pathways: Non-local Residential Place Guarantees, the Tai Po Off-Campus Hostel, and the IANG Stay Mechanism

    Mainland students · Corroborated
  53. 2000s

    Hall Association Governance Dossier: Who Watches the Rule-Enforcers?

    Student union disputes · Corroborated
  54. 2000s

    Morningside College: Scholarship, Virtue, Service, a Nobel Laureate Master, and a Fully Residential Liberal Arts Community

    Colleges
  55. 2010s
  56. 2010s

    College General Education and High Table Dinners: How the Nine Colleges Educate

    Colleges
  57. 2010s

    CUHK — Financial Overview and Endowment Fund

    Finances
  58. 2020s
  59. 2020s

    Subject Rankings Deep Dive: Global Positions of Communication, Geography, Nursing, Theology and Other Strengths

    Rankings
  60. 2020s

    The Chinese University of Hong Kong — General FAQ

    Overview