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The lines are blurring. Where traditional journalism ends and content creation begins is no longer a clear border, but a dynamic frontier demanding a new ethical map. As journalists adopt the tools and personas of influencers, and influencers tackle journalistic work, how do the core values of journalism translate to this fluid, fast-paced digital landscape?

Hannan Gillani of Pakistan spoke on behalf of Tsinghua's international students. "As we graduate at a time when the world needs credible, ethical and courageous reporting more than ever," he told the 2025 graduates. "We are called to bridge divides, to promote understanding, and to shine a light on the issues that shape our societies. The education we received at our school has prepared us not just to understand the world, but to make a meaningful impact wherever we go."

Tsinghua Journalism School Dean Zhou QIng'an spoke to the graduates of the Global Business Journalism program at the June 20 commencement celebration. Among the highlights: "You joined the GBJ program during the uncertainties of a global pandemic ... Through challenges and changes, you supported each other, adapted to new realities, and never lost sight of your goals. Today, you stand proud and accomplished — each of you having carved a unique path to success."

Rick Dunham to TSJC graduates: "For many university graduates, your journey is fraught with uncertainty. Uncertainty in the short run about jobs and global disorder. Uncertainty about the future of journalism, communication and where technology is taking us. But the skills that I teach in the Global Business Journalism program — that we teach in the School of Journalism and Communication — are invaluable in future careers, whether they are in journalism or business, governmen

Even if you aren't applying for a job at a business news outlet, you need to improve your skill set to effectively cover economic issues. Every journalist should be able to write about business or economic topics with comfort and ease.  This article contains 11 tips to help you write easy-to-understand and impactful business reports.

Journalists should embrace AI tools to improve their efficiency and boost the quality of their work product, tech journalist Grace Shao said

“I realized how important journalism is and how it changes people’s perceptions," said Global Business Journalism student Zuza Bialas.

As Mika Hentunen prepares to leave Beijing, the YLE reporter shared his insights on China’s rise and the rapidly shifting global order.

Here are 10 tips that will help you create a successful Instagram account, with specific tips for engaging a loyal group of followers.

Veteran Singapore journalist Han Yongmei stressed that journalists should focus on meaningful reporting rather than chasing viral content.

5 strategies can transform followers into a community, turning trending memes into meaningful messages, shaping social media conversations.

Former CNBC reporter and communications consultant Grace Shao offered tips for aspiring journalists learned through her own experiences.

The GBJ program has proudly conferred graduate degrees to over 500 students from 72 countries, with our alumni excelling in media companies

Justin Olsvik of Canada: "Our world is a complicated one, but your motivations [is] to honestly understand it from all sides..."

Hà Linh:"I firmly believe that the foundation we’ve built here at Tsinghua will enable us to shine brightly, no matter what path we choose."

GBJ co-director Rick Dunham will host a 10-day journalism training program for Tsinghua students from July 28 to August 7 in Washington, DC

Tsinghua is named the best university in Asia, a new visiting scholar, new book publication and new summer study program in Washington, D.C.