The 2026 International Communication Association (ICA) Beijing Regional Conference opened at Tsinghua University on June 6, bringing together scholars, educators, and more than 300 graduate students from China and abroad for two days of intensive academic exchange.Under the theme “Communication and Inequalities in Context: Chinese Perspectives and Global Dialogue,” the conference explored cor...

On the morning of May 23, a delegation led by Dr. LIU Xin, British Director of the Confucius Institute at the University of Central Lancashire, visited the Tsinghua University School of Journalism and Communication for a thematic exchange with Professor ZHANG Li and student representatives. The event created a platform for face-to-face dialogue between young people from China and the United Kin...

Tsinghua University and Eli Lilly held an award ceremony on March 22, 2026, for the Alzheimer’s disease (AD) science communication competition “Early Action, Lifelong Memory Protection,” using youth-led creative work to promote the public health message of early recognition, early diagnosis and early treatment and to encourage broader understanding of memory health.The competition was organi...

The “University of Salamanca Day” brought together scholars and officials from China and Spain at Tsinghua University on March 12, marking a significant step in bilateral higher education cooperation. Tsinghua's School of Journalism and Communication hosted a delegation from the University of Salamanca, Spain's oldest institution of higher education, led by Rector Juan Manuel Corchado.The eve...

The Global Competence Thematic Research is a postgraduate course offered by the School of Journalism and Communication, Tsinghua University. It aims to lead the school’s postgraduates on field visits overseas, explore a small-scale, in-depth and practice-oriented education model, create a cross-grade, interdisciplinary, cross-regional, cross-border and cross-cultural learning environment, enha...

At the 18th Tsinghua Business Journalism Forum, Chinese and U.S. media leaders warned that rising geopolitical uncertainty and rapid advances in AI are heightening the stakes for accurate, cross-border economic reporting. During discussions at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., they stressed the urgent need for deeper cooperation between journalists in both countries.The Global Busine...