Students of the Bachelor’s Degree Program for Indigenous Peoples in Communication and Design won the gold award at the 7th MATA Award with a non-documentary film adapting the Dahun Event, where the Bunun people fought against Japanese policemen. Another film “Sino Ngaran Mo,” documenting the gradually-disappearing cultural landscape in Orchid Island, won the bronze award.
Students fought without doubles to reproduce the Dahun Event.
As the pandemic restrictions have been lifted and national borders are reopening, there is a renewed wave of enthusiasm for traveling abroad this summer. Students
Touted as Taiwan’s first film to combine rally racing, family bonds, and inspiration, “See You At The Rally” is currently showing nationwide and continues to
The Department of Electrical Engineering under the College of Intelligent Science and Technology at ISU continued to shine at the Green Idea Invention and Design
