In the golden harvest season of September, the College of Humanities and Law warmly welcomed the incoming Class of 2025. To help new students complete their registration smoothly and adapt quickly to campus life, the College organized a series of orientation activities—from helpful services on registration day to afternoon visits to student dormitories—ushering in the start of their graduate journey with warmth and expert guidance.

On registration day, the College set up reception desks at the campus gate, right in front of the teaching buildings, and prepared welcome gifts with School-specific features for the new cohort. Party Secretary Zhang Liang, Dean Zhang Jianwei, Vice Dean Xu Jun, and other School leaders were on site to greet students alongside staff.

Volunteers enthusiastically guided students through the registration procedures, including information verification and document submission, and patiently answered questions about campus facilities and course arrangements. Their attentive, considerate service made the newcomers feel at home. Many first-year students said that the first feeling of unfamiliarity quickly faded with the help of teachers and volunteers, and that they are now full of expectations for graduate study.

In the afternoon, a visiting group composed of Party Secretary Zhang Liang, Dean Zhang Jianwei, Vice Dean Zheng Yanyang, Vice Dean Xu Jun, faculty advisors, and members of the graduate affairs team visited the new students in their dormitories to offer support.

During the visits, the leaders and teachers stopped by each room, talking face-to-face with the students about their hometowns, first impressions of registration, and accommodation needs. They also listened carefully to their questions and suggestions about campus life.

They encouraged students to adapt quickly to graduate community life, take the initiative in making friends, and integrate into the cohort. At the same time, they urged students to stay focused on academics, keep up regular exercise, build independent living skills, strengthen safety awareness, and remember to seek help from teachers and senior students whenever difficulties arise. Their warmth and consideration made the newcomers feel truly welcomed. Many said they would quickly adjust their mindset and begin their graduate life with positivity and confidence.