100 Stories of the Past Century
From the exhibition entitled “A Hundred Stories in Celebration of the Centenary of Chulalongkorn University” we present to you a compilation of a hundred stories that tell us about the development of this university from its earliest days to the contribution it has made towards the betterment of Thai society up to the present.
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Reform of the Administrative System: Foundation for the Birth of Chulalongkorn University
2
The Royal Pages’ School and the Birth of Chulalongkorn University
3
From the Royal Pages’ School to King Chulalongkorn’s Civil Servants School
4
The Headquarters Building
5
King Vajiravudh’s Speech at the Ceremony for Laying the Foundation Stone of the Headquarters Building
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Elevating King Chulalongkorn’s Civil Servants School to Chulalongkorn University
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The Cornerstone of the Capital City
8
The First Four Faculties at Chulalongkorn University
9
Phra Kiew
10
The Royal Monument of King Chulalongkorn and King Vajiravudh
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Royal Patronage
12
Academic Gowns: Intellectual Adornments
13
The First Graduation Ceremony
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Somdech Phrachao Boromwongther Chaofah Chudhadhujdharadilok Krom Khun Phetchabune Indharachai (H.R.H. the Prince of Phetchabune)
15
Somdech Phra Mahitaladhibesra Adulyadejvikrom Phra Boromrajjanaka (H.R.H. the Prince of Songkhla)
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Somdech Phrachao Phinangther Chaofah Galayani Vadhana Krom Luang Narathivat Rajanagarindra (H.R.H. Princess Galayani Vadhana)
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The Planning Committee of Chulalongkorn University
18
From Commissioner to Rector/President
19
Adjustment of the Curricula at Bachelor’s Level
20
The First Group of Foreign Lecturers
21
Chulalongkorn University during the Period of Nation Building
22
Triam Udom Suksa School at Chulalongkorn University
23
Ownership of the Land Presented to the University by King Vajiravudh
24
The Birth of Residential Halls
25
The Birth of the Students’ Club
26
The First Women Students at Chulalongkorn University
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The First of Batch of Female Graduates
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The Beginning of a Residential Hall for Women Students
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From Activities to Traditions
30
The First Students’ Assembly When “Democracy Was Blooming”
31
The Expansion of Different Academic Disciplines at Chulalongkorn University
32
The Development of the First 4 Faculties
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The Faculty of Architecture
34
The Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences
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The Faculty of Veterinary Science
36
The Faculty of Commerce and Accountancy
37
The Faculty of Dentistry
38
The Faculty of Law
39
The Faculty of Education
40
The Graduate School
41
The Faculty of Communication Arts
42
The Faculty of Economics
43
The Faculty of Nursing
44
The Faculty of Allied Health Sciences
45
The Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts
46
The Faculty of Psychology
47
The Faculty of Sports Science
48
The School of Agricultural Resources
49
Early Stages of the Computing System
50
Application of the Computing System to Student Registration
51
Chulalongkorn University Library Information Network (Chulalinet)
52
CU Writer
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Thailand’s First Work Unit to Be Connected to the Internet System
54
Student Rallies Demanding the Return of Thai Territory in French Indochina
55
The Second World War Monument: the Landscape of Memories
56
Chulalongkorn University Students and the Anti-Government Protests During the Coup d’Etat
57
Agreement to Produce Administrative Officers for Thai Society
58
Ideologies for the Masses
59
Chulalongkorn Students and the General Election of 1957
60
Chulalongkorn Student Campaign Against Japanese Merchandise
61
Being Alert to the Country’s Problems and Demanding a Constitution Prior to the October 14th, 1973 Political Uprising
62
Project for the Promotion of Democracy for People in Rural Areas
63
Pioneering Students’ Voluntary Camps
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The Yuva Visavakorn Borpit (The King’s Young Engineers) Camp
65
Chulalongkorn University and Solutions to Problems in Thai Society: the Tsunami
66
Chulalongkorn University and the Mitigation of the Great Floods in Bangkok and Its Vicinity
67
Academic Services to the Public
68
Chulalongkorn University and the Expansion of Equal Educational Opportunities to Rural Areas and the Support of Students with Special Talents to Study at Chulalongkorn University
69
Granting Scholarships
70
SEATO Graduate School of Engineering: a Step Towards International Programmes
71
Production of Master’s Degree Graduates in Business Administration in the Age of Globalization
72
Publicizing “Thainess” on the International Scene
73
Management of South-East Asian Studies
74
Management of the Study of Other Regions
75
Promoting International Relations: Foreign Leaders’ Visits to Chulalongkorn University
76
The Museum of the Human Body
77
The Vach Vidyavaddhana Museum
78
Chulalongkorn University Memorial Hall
79
The International Tipitaka Hall
80
The Tai-Kadai Museum
81
The Museum of Natural Medicine
82
The Museum of Imaging and Printing Technology
83
The Museum of Animal Parasitology
84
The Museum of Geology
85
The Professor Kasin Suvatabandhu Herbarium
86
The Museum of Natural History
87
Daraphirom Palace
88
Phra Chudhadhuj Ratchasthan on Si Chang Island
89
The Cholatassathan Museum
90
The Resource of a Diversity of Knowledge About Thai Art and Culture
91
The Chamchuri Art Gallery
92
The Art Center at the Center of Academic Resources
93
The Birth of the National Thai Language Day
94
Thai-Styled Houses of Chulalongkorn University
95
The Thai Digital Music Library of Chulalongkorn University
96
The Peepaataya’ Dukdumban Orchestra
97
The CU Musical Band
98
Chulalongkorn University Symphony Orchestra Under the Royal Patronage of Her Royal Higness Princess Galayani Vadhana, Krom Luang Narathivat Rajanagarindra
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