Couphoria volunteering activity: Students of the International Education Institute (IEI) assert their unique colors

On June 5th 2025, the International Education Institute of Van Lang University organized the Couphoria volunteering activity, where students turned plain white T-shirts into colorful creations and donated them to support the community.

“What color are you?” is a question that serves as a gentle reminder to stay true to one’s individuality in a world full of norms and conformity. Couphoria was more than just a color-themed workshop, it was a space for young people to let go, break free from invisible expectations and express their true selves. Just like a beautiful painting needs both light and shadow, a complete person is the blend of vibrant hues and quiet depths.

Beyond creativity and self-expression, Couphoria also served as a charitable activity, collecting used clothes and school supplies to support those in need. These simple yet heartfelt gifts carried messages of love and compassion, leaving behind meaningful memories for everyone involved.

Couphoria offered a practical learning experience that combined creativity with community engagement. It was a journey of transforming personal colors into the source of inspiration, enriching both individual lives and broader society. The event reflected compassion and creativity of students from International Education Institute (IEI), highlighting their commitment to community and spreading positive values.

Amid the fast-paced development of modern society, Couphoria served as a reminder to students that each individual carries a unique color, and when respected, these shades come together to paint a vibrant, enduring, and humane picture. This reflects the core values upheld by International Education Institute: Nurturing not only knowledge but also compassionate hearts, ready to act for the betterment of the community. 

News: Xuan Nhi
Photos: Trung Quan