

On December 23, 2025, the Office of Global Affairs (OGA) hosted Christmas Party Night, a joyful end-of-year celebration held in collaboration with the Department of Foreign Languages, Department of Digital Media Technology, and the Indonesian Student Association (ISA). The event aimed to bring students from different backgrounds together to celebrate Christmas as one big community, creating a warm and inclusive space filled with laughter, music, and festive spirit.The venue was decorated with Christmas-themed elements, instantly setting a cheerful holiday atmosphere. A variety of food and snacks were prepared for participants to enjoy while mingling with friends and meeting new people. One of the most popular corners of the event was the photo booth, where students took festive photos together to capture joyful memories of the night.
In addition, several interactive games were prepared, allowing everyone to participate freely and win prizes. A raffle activity further heightened the excitement, as participants eagerly awaited their chance to receive special gifts. These activities encouraged interaction and ensured that everyone regardless of background could join the celebration and feel included. The atmosphere throughout the night was lively, warm, and full of Christmas cheer. Students laughed, talked, and celebrated together, creating a sense of unity and belonging. One of the highlights of the event was the live singing performances by Indonesian and Filipino students, whose heartfelt and energetic performances brought strong Christmas vibes to the venue. Their music drew enthusiastic responses from the audience, with many singing along and applauding warmly.
Christmas Party Night successfully achieved its goal of bringing people together to celebrate the holiday season as a shared community. Through collaboration, music, games, and joyful interaction, the event created lasting memories for everyone involved. The Office of Global Affairs extends its sincere appreciation to all collaborating departments, student organizations, performers, and participants for making the evening so meaningful and festive. The event not only celebrated Christmas but also strengthened cross-cultural bonds within the Tzu Chi University community.