26 July 2022
Meredith Chen on assignment

Meredith Chen Yuxiao wins the 2022 Mick Deane Scholarship

HKU Journalism and Asia Pacific Vision are proud to award outstanding video journalism with the Mick Deane Scholarship. This year, the award goes to Meredith Chen Yuxiao, 2022 graduate of the HKU Journalism Masters Programme. […]
8 November 2021

Mick Deane Scholarship announcement

Eight years have passed since TV journalist Mick Deane was killed by a sniper’s bullet while covering anti-coup protests in Egypt. In Mick’s honour, his friends at Asia Pacific Vision and HKU Journalism established the […]
12 March 2021

How China’s influence is reshaping the landscape of Hong Kong

3 December 2020

‘1. a.m. in Hong Kong’ bags Best Documentary at Berlin festival

  By George W. Russell New York is the archetypal “city that never sleeps”, but for Yiling Zhang (MJ 2020), Hong Kong has its own special magic during the wee hours, and enough activity to […]
17 November 2020

Pope looked anti-Trump by refusing to meet Mike Pompeo, says retired Hong Kong bishop

5 October 2020

How a Chinese network of fake Facebook accounts influenced online debate on South China Sea, US politics

26 August 2020

Kinnie Li

BJ 2018, Kinnie Li, Fellow, Teach For Hong Kong
“I’ve never ever imagined one day I would be standing in front of a class of nine-year-old kids instead of a camera before completing my degree at the Journalism and Media Studies Centre. Four years ago, I aspired to become an inspiring, truth-seeking journalist. Yet, the curriculum and my experience at HKU Journalism opened my eyes, eventually leading me to understand the underlying problems in our society.”
17 August 2020

China transformed Hong Kong into a typical mainland city, almost overnight