For those of us who know them, it comes as no surprise to discover that JMSC student journalists are having their work published and broadcast by major news organisations in Hong Kong, Mainland China and worldwide.

Some students are writing…

VoxAsia is Hong Kong University’s hottest news site.

It is the brainchild of JMSC Senior Teaching Consultant Diane Stormont and is operated by MJs in the advanced online class JMSC6083.

As a former Bureau Chief for Reuters in Hong Kong,…

Fan Lixin, the award-winning documentary maker, answered questions about his film Last Train Home at HKU on Monday.

Christian Caryl, Muse Magazine Critic-in-Residence, shares some tips on good writing.

Clara Law and Eddie Fong’s innovative films navigate the Chinese diaspora.

Their filmography examines this subject with stories and characters traversing continents and blurring societal boundaries.

The married director-writer team discussed their work during a March 25 film seminar at the Journalism and Media Studies Centre. They had travelled to Hong Kong from Australia to screen two films at the 34th Hong Kong International Film Festival: Like a Dream and Red Earth.

The JMSC has started using QR codes, which look like a two-dimensional square of barcode, on its posters.

Mainland-born film director Fan Lixin will show his award-winning documentary Last Train Home (歸途列車) on Monday, March 29 at 12.30pm at HKU’s Main Building Room 103.

The film shows one of the world’s largest annual human migrations: the return…

Chan Pui-king, an honorary lecturer at the JMSC, is, like many investigative journalists, in the business of gathering information.

Teaching Consultant jeffreyt@hku.hk

Jeffrey Timmermans has more than a decade of experience in Asia as a financial and business journalist, having worked as a reporter in Tokyo for The Wall Street Journal and as a managing editor for…

Filmmaker Nancy Tong and cultural critic Ang Sze Wei will co-present a talk on the history of Chinese people in America on Tuesday, April 13 at the Agnès b. CINEMA! at the Hong Kong Arts Centre.

Nancy…