

An international research group led by Associate Professor Yamada has discovered a gene expression mechanism that increases drug resistance in dermatophytes (athlete's foot).
Dr. Shun Tamura, a postdoctoral researcher at the Medical Mycology Research Center, received the Outstanding Presentation Award at the Japanese Society for Clinical Microbiology.
The Nagai Seminar has released a collection of recipes featuring local specialties from Izu Oshima Island as part of a joint project between the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and the university.
The Teikyo Sports Supporters' Association held an on-campus event called "New Student Welcome Stamp Rally in Fir Tree Square."
Approximately 250 student cheerleaders filled the stands red for the baseball team's spring league match against Josai University.
The calligraphy club performed a calligraphy demonstration at the 3XS 2025-26 SEASON FINALS.
The Hosokawa Seminar Department of Sport and Medical Science and Cheerleading Club participated in a local event.
Students from Department of Tourism Management Faculty of Economics were featured in the Hachioji City public relations program and a Japanese heritage promotion program.
Students from Department of Sport and Medical Science accompanied the Kanagawa Prefecture Junior High School Select Team as trainers for the 23rd East Japan U15 Junior High School Rugby Football Selection Tournament.
We will be displaying "#TeikyoStudentRealLife," a series that conveys the appeal of the university from a student's perspective, at Nishitetsu Fukuoka (Tenjin) Station.
Teikyo University will post "#TeikyoStudentRealLife" on Instagram and in the central underground passageway at Keio Shinjuku Station.
We've added issue 135, "Things You Can Be Passionate About," to our company newsletter, Flair.
Teikyo University held its 2026 entrance ceremony.
Four courses at our Graduate School have been designated as eligible courses under the Education and Training Benefit System.
Members of our university's student fire brigade participated in emergency medical training conducted by the Tokyo Fire Department's Fifth Fire District.




