On November 14, a group of Shaw students visited the "Great Tides Surge Along the Pearl River" exhibition, which marks 40 years of Guangdong's Reform and Opening-up.  The activity saw participation from a diverse cohort of domestic and international students. The College Master Mr. Laurie Pearcey, facilitated in-depth interactions with the students.

On November 13th, Shaw College's athletics field became a vibrant Pokémon paradise for the "Pokémon × National Games" Night Run. The event unfolded with infectious enthusiasm, and when a light drizzle descended midway, it served not as a deterrent, but as a catalyst.

On the afternoon of November 7th, the warden of Tower F, Dr. Hu Qin, hosted a traditional Chinese medicine health event titled "Easing the Shoulder and Neck Crisis" at her home. A physician from the University Community Service Station was present to field students' questions and provide on-site physiotherapy.

On October 28th, a warm "Master’s Tea Session" was hosted at the Shaw College Coffee Corner. The College Master, Mr. Laurie Pearcey, met with students for a sincere conversation in a relaxed atmosphere, covering topics like academic adjustment and midterm pressures.