Incheon National University (President Lee In-jae) announced that it held the “2025 INU Festival” during the university’s spring festival week at the outdoor plaza on the Songdo Campus. The event aimed to provide students with face-to-face information about a wide range of on-campus support programs. Held in front of the climbing wall plaza, the festival drew an enthusiastic response from approximately 1,400 students.

Various departments operating student support programs participated in the event, offering information on scholarships, career development, internships, human rights, community service, psychological counseling, support for students with disabilities, certification systems, official channels, library services, and international programs. In addition, external organizations such as the Incheon University Consumer Cooperative, Yeonsu Police Station, Military Service Career Support Center, Smoking Cessation Support Center, and Yeonsu-gu Addiction Management Center also took part. The event featured special performances by the Korea Coast Guard Band and student club performances, along with a stamp tour and interactive booths that offered a variety of engaging activities.

Lee Hyun-joo (Division of Architecture&Urban Design), head of the university’s student culture department and lead planner of this year’s festival, expressed gratitude to the university for enriching the event with useful booths and side activities that offered essential campus life information in an enjoyable and approachable format.

Park Yong-ho, Director of Student and Career Services, remarked, “Since 2023, the INU Festival has served as an offline platform to share essential campus life information outside the confines of offices. Now in its third year, the event has firmly established itself as a valuable information hub for students. I would like to thank all internal departments and external partners who contributed to the success of this year’s event.”