This month, the Global Business Journalism community continued to demonstrate its commitment to rigorous reporting, cross-cultural exchange and on-the-ground learning. From newsroom insights on covering policy in an era of misinformation to international academic partnerships and student exchanges, GBJ faculty and students engaged deeply with the forces shaping global media today. Highlights include a distinguished guest lecture by veteran journalist Angela Greiling Keane.

Li Fangfang, a senior editor at Beijing Review, urged young journalists to rethink how China’s history and contemporary realities are told to global audiences, arguing that narrative framing and on-the-ground reporting are critical to international understanding. Speaking at Tsinghua University on Dec. 15, Li reflected on her 15-year career in journalism and shared case studies on media coverage of the historical events of World War II and the contemporary developments in Xin

The GBJ program welcomed two internationally experienced journalists this semester to strengthen its commitment to data and diversity.

Global Business Journalism students did their share of globetrotting during winter break, but they're back on campus for the spring semester

By XU BO and RICK DUNHAM Global Business Journalism reporters "Business Journalism and Economic Communication in the Era of Artificial...

An unforgettable month – 4 field trips to media HQs, 2 parties and our biggest annual event, the Tsinghua Business Journalism Forum.