Illuminating the "Humanities Universe" at the welcome ceremony for new students of cohort K71.

Exciting experiential activities

The atmosphere at Humanities Square was bustling with a series of diverse experiential events. The program kicked off with the USSH Sports Day, featuring activities such as sit-ups, squats, planks, and long jumps, helping students improve their health, relieve stress, challenge their limits, and spread a dynamic spirit before the start of the new academic year.

Alongside the sporting activities, Clubs Day also saw enthusiastic participation from a large number of K71 freshmen. Through games, social activities, and exciting experiences, the freshmen had the opportunity to discover their interests, find companions, and choose a suitable community to develop their passions and talents during their university years.

The students enthusiastically participated in activities on campus.

One of the physical training activities in the Sports Day.

Student Events Club - SEG

The vibrant colors at the "Nhanvan Universe" Gala

Cultural performances showcasing the unique traditions at the welcome ceremony.

As the stage lights illuminated, the "Humanities Universe" officially opened with spectacular artistic performances and appearances by special guests. The youthful and enthusiastic atmosphere created an emotionally uplifting evening. The 2026 Gala – Nhanvan Universe was not only a warm welcome for the new K71 students but also marked the beginning of a new journey – a journey of discovering knowledge, affirming identity, and writing brilliant memories of youth under the roof of the University of Humanities.

Concluding the evening with vibrant cultural performances, the Organizing Committee honored and awarded prizes to the units with the most outstanding performances. The Institute of Journalism and Communication Training excellently won the First Prize overall. Second Prizes went to the Faculty of Tourism Studies and the Faculty of Literature.

The Institute of Journalism and Communication Training excelled and won first prize overall.

The performance by the Faculty of Tourism Studies won second prize at the Gala night.

Three teams – the Faculty of History and Culture, the Faculty of Information Management, and the Faculty of Linguistics and Vietnamese Studies – shared the Third Prize. In addition, the Encouragement Prize was awarded to seven teams from the faculties of Anthropology and Religious Studies, Archival Studies and Office Management, Philosophy and Management, Politics and International Studies, Sociology and Social Work, Psychology and Oriental Studies.

The school principal, Professor Dr. Hoang Anh Tuan, presented awards to the winning teams.

The atmosphere at Nhan Van Square was vibrant during the Gala night.

The series of activities welcoming new students of cohort K71 has concluded, leaving many positive impressions on the students. The event not only created an environment for interaction and bonding among students of different cohorts but also served as a source of moral support, helping K71 students quickly integrate into the university environment and prepare for the new academic year with a proactive and determined spirit.