Student Union Activities

CWC Festival: CWC300
To celebrate the College's reaching full strength for the first time, the College Student Union (SU) launched the CWC Festival 'CWC300' from 15 to 23 September 2015, with a series of interesting events.

The Opening Ceremony of CWC 300 was held during communal dinner on 15 September 2015, which featured a variety of HK-style street food including cellophane steamed rice rolls, fried rice with beef, stir-fried noodles, deep fried taros, sweet potatoes, and sweet soup. A Quidditch match was held on 16 September 2015 in the College piazza, with decorations making reference to the Harry Potter movies. Besides outdoor activities, SU members also organized a Room Escape in the activity rooms on 21 and 22 September 2015.

The celebration culminated in the closing ceremony with a Carnival in the evening of 23 September 2015. College students and exchange students enjoyed singing and dancing performances, and became close friends through interaction in such a festival atmosphere.

CWC Festival: CWC300
CWC Festival: CWC300
 


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