At Hoa Sen University, extracurricular activities are an important part of student life, offering a place for meaningful, creative, and inspiring experiences. Each event provides opportunities for students to not only practice skills and express their individuality but also connect with the community and cultivate a sense of humanity and national pride. This journey allows Hoa Sen University’s young generation to shine, mature, and spread positive values to society.
On June 7, 2025, the HSUNiK “ALL STAR” 2025 Final round, organized by the Youth Union and Student Association of Hoa Sen University, concluded in an explosive and emotional atmosphere. From the 34 original semi-finalists, the top 25 contestants shone, captivating both the judges and the audience with their skills in four categories: dance, singing, rap, and musical instruments.
HSUNiK – Young Talent Search is more than just an annual competition. It’s a dynamic platform where Hoa Sen University students and high school students in Ho Chi Minh City can freely express their passion and creativity through vibrant performances.
For nearly a decade, HSUNiK has become a prestigious and professional venue, inspiring and motivating hundreds of young talents to boldly step out of their comfort zones, affirm their abilities, and pursue their dreams. Furthermore, HSUNiK provides an opportunity for Hoa Sen students to develop their skills as organizers, from planning and coordinating programs to creating a vibrant and inspiring art space for the community.
On March 16, 2025, the Youth Union of Hoa Sen University organized a meaningful trip to the Cu Chi Tunnels, a famous historical site, as part of Youth Month. The event celebrated the 94th anniversary of the founding of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union (March 26, 1931 – March 26, 2025) and the 50th anniversary of the Liberation of the South and National Reunification (April 30, 1975 – April 30, 2025).
In a solemn ceremony at Ben Duoc Temple, students offered incense to respectfully commemorate the great contributions of the compatriots and soldiers who fought and sacrificed in the Saigon – Cho Lon – Gia Dinh region. In a moment of deep gratitude, Hoa Sen youth paid tribute to the heroes, vowing to continue their legacy and contribute to the country’s prosperity.
The journey through the winding tunnels and bunkers, along with the stories of a difficult but heroic resistance period, left each student with a profound sense of pride. In this historic land, the young people gained a greater awareness of the value of peace and a renewed commitment to building a better future.
On the afternoon of December 18, 2024, the talk show “Hồn Xưa Quốc Kịch” took place successfully at Hall 204, Nguyen Van Trang campus, bringing the audience a unique and meaningful artistic experience. The event helped Gen Z get closer to the ancient art form of “Tuồng”, a precious national heritage, providing them with a unique and meaningful artistic experience.
Led by speaker Joseph Lam and fellow artists, the program explored the intersection of tradition and modernity. His talk offered students deeper insight into Tuồng, sparking curiosity and respect for the art form. The audience was also captivated by two special excerpts, Bao Công Vô Lò Gạch and Bão Táp Nguyên Phong, experiencing the sophistication in each melody, drumbeat, and the vibrant lights and colors of the traditional stage.
The success of “Hồn Xưa Quốc Kịch” has a lasting impact, sparking a renewed sense of national pride and affirming the enduring value of Vietnamese cultural heritage. Thanks to the passion of its artists and the community’s support, the art of Tuong will continue to flourish and be passed down to future generations.
