

The Parki Seminar conducted a company visit survey to learn about regional disaster prevention and SDGs.
Associate Professor Masakazu Hirota of the Department Department of Orthoptics Faculty of Medical Technology has been awarded the title of a Teikyo University-born venture company.
A research group of graduate students at our Graduate School has established a new experimental model to evaluate the effectiveness of treatment for fungal keratitis at the tissue level.
The "Teikyo Formula Project" achieved its best-ever result, finishing 16th overall at the Student Formula 2026 Japan competition.
Ekiden (Road Relay) Club participated as volunteer escort runners in a blind marathon training camp hosted by the Japan Blind Marathon Association.
The Sports Medicine and Science Center held its second Sports Nutrition Seminar for student athletes and staff.
Senior Assistant Professor Miyashita of the Institute for Medical Mycology delivered an invited keynote speech, the "Wood Goujch Memorial Lecture," at ISAE 2026.
A special seminar was held at Itabashi Campus by Pascal Laham, co-founder of International SOS.
The 12th installment of our "World Cuisine" project – Hong Kong and Malaysia edition – was held at Itabashi Campus student cafeteria.
Assistant Professor Tsunoda of Faculty of Fukuoka Medical Technology participated in disaster relief efforts following the 2026 Kumamoto Earthquake.
Teikyo University has agreed to extend its regional partnership agreement with Borussia Dortmund (BVB).
Students from Faculty of Fukuoka Medical Technology participated in security activities for the "Omuta Daijayama Festival."
Professor Naoya Yamazaki served as the supervisor for NHK E-TV's "Tae Kimura's, It's a Little Late Now, But..."
Senior Assistant Professor Takuto Kanai will appear on NHK E-TV's "Even So, People Still Make Things."













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