Translated by Guo YishunThe 2025 list of funded projects under the Shanghai Philosophy and Social Sciences Planning Program has been released. Two proposals fromthe School of Journalism and Communication of Shanghai International StudiesUniverstiyhave been approved. These areA Compilation and Study of Newly Discovered Newspaper Articles by Marx and Engels from 1848 to 1849, led by Dr. Xia Qi, andEthical Risks and Normative Frameworks of Human Machine Social Support, led by Dr. Pan Shuyi.A Compil

By Liu YuehanTranslated by Guo YishunOn November 7, faculty and student representatives from the SISU Alumni Association and School of Journalism and Communication visited Shanghais Hongyi Memorial Lodge, the former residence of daughters of martyr Du Zhongyuan. The delegation was guided by 1996 alumnus Xia Jin, now custodian of the memorial, through an immersiveeducation activity connecting red heritage with professional development.Du Zhongyuan (1897–1943) was an industrialist, journalist, edu

By Ren HanhanTranslated by Guo YishunOn November 7, Wu Yiting, senior reporter at Shanghai Science and Technology Daily and supervisor for master program in Journalism and Communication at the University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, delivered a lecture at SISU titled “Uncovering the Truth Behind the Search for Cao Cao’s Tomb: Methods in Science Communication.” The event attracted students from history, journalism, and other fields interested in interdisciplinary learning.Cao Cao (155–

By Qiu Wenhan, Xia QiTranslated by Lin LiuhanShanghai International Studies University (SISU) hosted a seminar on media change and women’s storytelling on Nov. 12. Guided by the Shanghai Women’s Federation, the event gathered scholars and media representatives from Beijing and Shanghai to discussmedia,women’s empowerment and cultural challenges in the digital age.The meeting was held to mark “Beijing+30,” the 30th anniversary of the 1995 Beijing World Conference on Women, which produced a landma

By Zhao YixiaoTranslated by Lin LiuhanA delegation from the School of Journalism and Communication at the University of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (UCASS), led by Executive Dean Qi Yalin, visited the School of Journalism and Communication at Shanghai International Studies University (SISU) on Nov. 17. The two sides held discussions on discipline development, talent cultivation, and teaching-material cooperation.SISU Dean Wu Ying highlighted the school’s “multilingual + international comm

The Center for Global Public Opinion of China at Shanghai International Studies University (SISU) has been included in the China Think Tank Comprehensive Evaluation Project (2025) AMI Think Tanks roster, recognizing its growing influence in research on global perceptions of China and international communication.Established in 2008, the Center serves as a university-level research institute that integrates research, teaching, and practice. It has been designated as a Key Think Tank of Shanghai Mu

By Ma YihanTranslated by Guo YishunOn October 23, Wang Yong, Senior Editor and Chief Commentator at Shanghai Daily, delivered a guest lecture titled “Walk, Observe and Write: The Pleasure of Being a Legman” to students of the School of Journalism and Communication at Shanghai International Studies University. The sessionexplored the relationship between fieldwork, observation, and critical writing in journalism.At the beginning of the lecture, Wang emphasized that authentic news commentary shoul

By Ma Tan, He Luoyi, Du Wenjia, Chen Zhi，He Xinyi，Liang ZipingTranslated by Guo YishunIn the golden days of early October, a group of fifteen students and faculty from Shanghai International Studies University (SISU) set out from Shanghai Pudong Airport with notebooks, cameras, and curiosity in hand. Their destination: Hungary.Their mission: to explore how culture, education, and business weave new connections between China and Central Europe.Under the theme “China–Hungary Connectivity: Cultural

Source: Shanghai Media GroupTranslated by Lin LiuhanShanghai Media Group (SMG) host Chen Chen, an alumna of Shanghai International Studies University (SISU), has received the Golden Voice Award, one of China’s highest honors in radio and television hosting.The prestigious award celebrates exceptional talent and long-term contributions in broadcasting.A graduate of SISU’s School of Journalism and Communication, Chen earned her bachelor’s degree in International Journalism in 2002 and her master’s

By Nadire, Zhang Zhaofeng, Gu Ziliang, Zhu BingqiTranslated by Guo YishunFrom October 5 to 13, the SISU Backpack Journalist Team—comprising 17 faculty members and students—embarked on an eight-day field study in Greece, marking Shanghai International Studies University’s first overseas field reporting project in the country. Conducted in Athens and Thessaloniki, the program exemplified SISU’s signature “Multilingual + Journalism” model, integrating classroom learning with real-world reporting.Di