Students from at least 174 colleges and universities across six continents have erected encampments in solidarity with Palestine. Their movement has sprouted over the past few weeks, as many administrators have rejected student...
The New York Times’ Chris Buckley reports on a new campaign against corruption and disloyalty in China’s public security machinery: Officials in China’s law-and-order apparatus have been ordered to “drive the blade...
A recent National Endowment for Democracy report by the Hoover Institute’s Glenn Tiffert, titled “Compromising the Knowledge Economy: Authoritarian Challenges to Independent Intellectual Inquiry,” examines the...
Yang Jisheng, a retired Xinhua journalist, has been banned from traveling to the United States to...
Following his in-depth profile of Chinese leader Xi Jinping last week, The New Yorker’s Evan...
Following reports on the patriotism of Chinese students overseas and the often overlooked...
South China Morning Post’s Verna Yu profiles Chinese rights lawyer Teng Biao as he moves to...
The firing of politically active professor Xia Yeliang from Peking University last October sparked...
Following revelations about questionable hiring practices at J.P Morgan, UBS has fired two...
With his parents embroiled in China’s biggest political scandal in decades, Bo Guagua accepted his diploma at Harvard University’s Kennedy School on Thursday. From The Wall Street Journal: Bo, 24 years old, appeared...
Forbes reports on a program to prepare the children of China’s wealthy elite for an education in the Ivy League: Gu and Gao, both 16, are little princes of industry, the sons of entrepreneurs who each spent almost $200,000...
According to Harvard Magazine, “Harvard Business School and the Harvard China Fund will formally inaugurate a substantial center in Shanghai—one of the University’s largest international facilities—to support faculty...
A report from Boston.com gives information on the 6-year project between Harvard-Yenching Library and the National Library of China to digitize rare Chinese books: A chance conversation in Macau last year between the head of the...
The Boston Globe reports: Eager to cultivate generations of students in this new frontier, admissions officers from premier American universities are scouring China to recruit top high school students who may dismiss such...
Despite China’s commendable efforts to create a legal system, politics still calls the shots, concludes Jerome Cohen in The Washington Post. Click here for full story.
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