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.

The end of 2025 is also the end of the first round of applications to the Global Business Journalism program. And while the final application deadline for the 2026-2027 academic year is not until April 15, 2026, there are significant benefits to applying early. International applicants can get informationcan get detailed information and tips for applying on the GlobalBusinessJournalism.com website. They must formally apply on the official Tsinghua graduate school site.

This month, the Global Business Journalism community showcased its commitment to dialogue, education and global engagement. From Washington to Beijing, GBJ students, faculty and alumni took part in high-level discussions shaping the future of journalism, international cooperation and youth development. Highlights include the Tsinghua Business Journalism Forum in Washington, a royal visit strengthening Malaysia–China educational ties, and GBJ professor Lee Miller’s role as jud

The journalism school remains an international hub of activity, hosting visits by top officials of the International Center for Journalists, as well as an international health communication forum and a visit from education innovators. Second-year students had a chance to engage in a work-study trip to Inner Mongolia. And co-director Rick Dunham, received the honor of a lifetime. There will be lots of news next month, with the Tsinghua Business Journalism Forum scheduled for N

The first few weeks in China can feel like stepping into another world; one that’s vibrant, fast-moving and full of surprises. From scanning QR codes for almost everything to figuring out the rhythm of campus life, every moment is a mix of discovery and adjustment. During my first weeks at Tsinghua Uni, I often wished for a short guide on “how to survive (and enjoy) life in China.” So, consider this your version: five tips to help you settle in, stay curious and truly make th