In order to share FJCU’s quality campus with local residents, its three libraries, green spaces, open spaces (fields and courts used for sports, squares, etc.), art and culture exhibition spaces (FJCU History Office, Chinese Catholic Museum, etc.), and buildings of local cultural importance (Chung Mei Auditorium, Immaculate Conception Chapel, Saint Mary’s Grotto, etc.) are open during specific hours for the public to visit and use free of charge, or to rent for special events. In addition, various professional arts and cultural events are organized every year to elevate the quality of the local arts and culture. Performances are held in the Arens Multi-functional Conference Center, the College of Foreign Languages & Literatures Theater, and the College of Arts. Moreover, thanks to the efforts of the Department of Textiles and Clothing, parts of our cultural heritage, such as cheongsam-making techniques as well as the textiles and clothing of Taiwan’s indigenous peoples, have been preserved. Furthermore, to increase the proportion of green commuting around the campus and the FJCU Hospital, bicycle parking spaces, shuttle buses, and electric golf carts have been provided; the use of buses, subways, and UBikes (pollution-free transportation) are also encouraged. FJCU provides affordable, high-quality dormitories and pedestrian sidewalks to ensure accommodations and safe access for our faculty, staff, and students. As for the construction of new buildings on campus, brownfield sites are used in order to maximize green space and meet sustainability standards (the FJCU Hospital is a gold-level green building certified by the Ministry of the Interior).