“Is love an art? Then it requires knowledge and effort.” As German psychologist Erich Fromm wrote in The Art of Loving, this question invites us to reflect: What is love? How does love differ among family, friends, and partners? How do we express it? Although these questions arise naturally from the heart, they are often difficult to answer.
The National Cheng Kung University Library (NCKU Library) presents the “LOVE DIMENSION” book exhibition from April 2 to October 4, inviting visitors to reflect on the meaning of love. Through this exhibition, the library encourages people to move beyond fear and division, and to experience the warmth of loving and being loved. In the process of giving and transcending the self, we learn to love ourselves, others, and the world with a sincere and open heart. The exhibition is located in the LibRE area on the first floor of the NCKU Library at Cheng Kung Campus, and all visitors are welcome during opening hours.

The 12th Tainan Pink Dot series events in 2026 officially begin today. In line with the spirit of anti-sexual bullying prevention stipulated in the Gender Equality Education Act, the events aim to promote substantive gender equality, eliminate gender discrimination and prejudice, and align with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) No. 5 (Gender Equality) and No. 10 (Reduced Inequalities).

Today (20th), the Department of Geomatics at National Cheng Kung University held the “Centennial Banyan Tree Digital Twin Forest Carbon Sink Achievement Presentation” at the Engineering Design Building on the Kuang-Fu Campus. The event showcased the application of Geospatial Artificial Intelligence (Geo-AI) and Digital Twin technologies to develop an old-tree forest carbon sink assessment and management system, using NCKU’s century-old banyan tree as a demonstration site. Representatives from industry, government, and academia were invited to participate, and through panel discussions, the event focused on the integrated development of cultural heritage, natural carbon sinks, and sustainable urban governance

National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) has won first place in the public large university category at the 2026 CommonWealth University Citizen Award, hosted by CommonWealth Magazine. The recognition highlights the university’s outstanding achievements in governance, teaching, social engagement, and environmental sustainability, reaffirming the solid foundation built through a long-term commitment to University Social Responsibility (USR) and sustainable development.