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Send Love, Send Varsity

Christine Fung (centre) and her fellow editors show off the freshly printed November 2010 issue.
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For our 25th birthday, some alumni have sent in video greetings along with some Varsity memories and recent updates. It’s exciting to see how everyone has developed after their time at Varsity. Here is Christine Fung, art director from the 2010 Fall Board, who is currently a brand manager for Nike in Shanghai:

Varsity girls at Cable TV

Stella Tsang (left) and Yan Li (second left) during their reporting days.
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For our 25th birthday, some alumni have sent in video greetings along with some Varsity memories and recent updates. It’s exciting to see how everyone has developed after their time at Varsity. Here is Stella Tsang, managing editor of the 2015 Fall Board, Yan Li, managing editor of the 2015 Spring Board and Amelia Loi, editor from the 2009 Fall Board. They are currently reporting at Cable TV:

Amelia Loi (left) with Terence Li and a first generation Varsity Junk Food News Award

Greetings from Cambridge

Cindy Gu winning a Junk Food Award during her Varsity reporting days.

For our 25th birthday, some alumni have sent in video greetings along with some Varsity memories and recent updates. It’s exciting to see how everyone has developed after their time at Varsity. Here is Cindy Gu, editor from the 2016 Fall Board, who is now an M.Phil student at Cambridge University in Multi-Disciplinary Gender Studies:

Tweeting the Umbrella Movement

Rachel Cheung (second from right, back row) enjoying a picnic with the Varsity family in November 2014.

For our 25th birthday, some alumni have sent in video greetings along with some Varsity memories and recent updates. It’s exciting to see how everyone has developed after their time at Varsity. Here is Rachel Cheung, Editor-in-Chief of the 2014 Fall Board, now a reporter at the South China Morning Post:

Break through all the Obstacles

Macau Mak (third from left, bottom row) with his reporting classmates.

For our 25th birthday, some alumni have sent in video greetings along with some Varsity memories and recent updates. It’s exciting to see how everyone has developed after their time at Varsity. Here is Macau Mak, Editor-in-Chief of the 2015 Spring Board, now an Executive Officer for the HKSAR government:

An Ode to Varsity

Rebecca Wong (first from left, second row from the top) and Melanie Leung (second from the left, third row from the top) with their reporting classmates in April 2010.

For our 25th birthday, some alumni have sent in video greetings along with some Varsity memories and recent updates. It’s exciting to see how everyone has developed after their time at Varsity. Here is Melanie Leung and Rebecca Wong, editors from the 2011 Spring Board. Melanie is currently back with Varsity as a Teaching Assistant, and Rebecca works in the Labour Department:

Reporting in Taiwan

Samuel Chan outside the New Asia College canteen in November 2011. He wanted to make sure people would notice the magazine, the first he published as an editor.

For our 25th birthday, some alumni have sent in video greetings along with some Varsity memories and recent updates. It’s exciting to see how everyone has developed after their time at Varsity. Here is Samuel Chan, Editor-in-Chief from the 2011 Fall Board, who is now a Taiwan correspondent for Dealreporter:

Hello from Zhuhai

John Yip (with the tallest hair) at the 45th anniversary dinner of the Chinese University's School of Journalism and Communication.

For our 25th birthday, some alumni have sent in video greetings along with some Varsity memories and recent updates. It’s exciting to see how everyone has developed after their time at Varsity. Here is John Yip, editor from the 2012 Spring Board, who now works as a flight attendant and senior wedding organizer:

Opening up your “market”

Piano Ho (left) and Katherine Chan (right) at the Junk Food Awards in April 2011.

For our 25th birthday, some alumni have sent in video greetings along with some Varsity memories and recent updates. It’s exciting to see how everyone has developed after their time at Varsity. Here is Piano Ho, managing editor from the 2011 Spring Board, who is now a Senior Reporter at Oriental Daily News: