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University probes allegations of professor's academic bullying

6 days ago | shine.cn | Yang Meiping

Shanghai Jiao Tong University's School of Biomedical Engineering announced on Thursday night that it has established a task force to investigate online complaints regarding a professor's alleged misconduct. The announcement followed the release of an 86-minute video by Wei Jing, who identified herself as a doctoral student at the university.
Grateful former alumni donate millions to Fudan University

1 week ago | shine.cn | Yang Meiping

As Fudan University celebrates its 120th anniversary, alumni are making generous donations to support its development and its students. Big names include Cao Guowei, chairman and CEO of Sina, owner of social media platform Weibo, and Wang Changtian, chairman of Enlight Media, the production company behind "Ne Zha 2," the hugely successful animation.
Moon samples highlight of Space Day exhibition

3 weeks ago | shine.cn | Yang Meiping

Rocket models on display at the Space Day of China exhibition. A journalist takes a photo of the lunar samples. A close look at lunar samples from both sides of the Moon is on offer at an exhibition marking the 10th Space Day of China.
Fudan graduates donate a billion yuan to university

3 weeks ago | shine.cn | Yang Meiping

A couple who are Fudan alumni have donated a billion yuan ($137.2 million) to support an institute of advanced studies, the university, which is about to celebrate its 120th anniversary, revealed on Wednesday. The donation came from Li Ping, a polymers major of Class 1985 and co-founder of Chinese battery giant CATL, and his wife Liao Mei, a history major of Class 1986.
Retired, recharged, and ready to roam: The silver-haired economy is shining

3 weeks ago | shine.cn | Hu Min |Yang Meiping

As the proverb goes, "One is never too old to travel afar," and this May Day holiday, China's silver-haired generation is proving just that. A remarkable surge in holiday bookings heralds the arrival of a silver-haired travel boom. According to Shanghai Spring Tour, reservations for the 2025 May Day holiday have risen by nearly 30 percent year-on-year. Of these, travelers aged 60 and above account for almost half – a striking testament to their growing presence in the tourism landscape.
Seven held after investigation into Disney store thefts

3 weeks ago | shine.cn | Yang Meiping

Shanghai police have arrested seven suspects for allegedly stealing toys worth over 500,000 yuan from the World of Disney Store in Disneytown in the Pudong New Area, according to Shanghai TV. Police officers at the Shanghai International Tourism Resort received a report saying the store had caught two thieves. Police found no stolen goods on them but security guards said they had witnessed shoplifting.
After rain and gales, look forward to calmer weather

1 month ago | shine.cn | Yang Meiping

Shanghai's meteorological authority issued a yellow alert on Saturday for strong gales, leading to the suspension of ferry operations and cancellation of some events. The city experienced showers and thunderstorms on Friday night and Saturday morning, with a yellow alert for thunderstorms and a blue for gales issued by the meteorological center.
Feels like summer, but it's not here yet

1 month ago | shine.cn | Yang Meiping

Shanghai had four summer-like days this week, with the highest temperatures at around 30 degrees. Is it already feeling like summer? It's too early to say, according to forecasters. The weather in Shanghai is going to be on a roller coaster again over the weekend, as experience we had twice last month, the Shanghai Meteorological Center said.
Foreign students from Fudan visit Confucius' hometown

1 month ago | shine.cn | Yang Meiping

A group of 13 international PhD students from Fudan University recently went on a study tour to Qufu, Shandong Province, the home of the Chinese philosopher Confucius (551 BC-479 BC). The trip takes about 3.5 hours by high-speed rail from Shanghai. As students of Fudan's Confucius Institute's "New Sinology Program," the students from nine countries, including Canada, Spain, Hungary, Russia, Japan, and Malaysia, were eager to see Confucius' hometown.
Shanghai launches second city-wide vocational skills contest

1 month ago | shine.cn | Yang Meiping

Shanghai kicked off its second city-wide vocational skills contest over the weekend. The city is gearing up to host the 48th WorldSkills Competition next year. The second Shanghai Skills Competition, held by the Shanghai Human Resources and Social Security Bureau and the Qingpu District government, will run till the end of May and see about 1,000 contestants from companies, associations and schools compete in 101 skill categories.