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Protester holds sign reading
Q+A
An end to Hong Kong as we know it?
Published July 4, 2020
Beijing enacts new security law aimed at stamping out opposition to ruling communist party, extinguishing business interests and fragile democratic freedoms along with it
Chinese sanitation worker rests on roadside
Q+A
East Asia responses offer mixed lessons
Published May 13, 2020
How COVID-19 has been handled in South Korea, Taiwan, China, Singapore, and Japan are a reflection of key capabilities in some countries, erosion of civil liberties in others
Hopkins-Nanjing Center
China
Hopkins-Nanjing Center delays on-site programming
Published Feb 6, 2020
Center run jointly by SAIS and Nanjing University to start spring semester virtually later this month amid China coronavirus outbreak
Trevor Wrobleski
Senior named Schwarzman Scholar
Published Dec 4, 2017
Public health studies major Trevor Wrobleski to pursue master's at Beijing's Tsinghua University
Commentary
South China Sea gamble
Published Jan 3, 2017
China's military build-up could turn it into 'regional policeman,' JHU PhD candidate writes / The National Interest
People crowd around the entrance of the newly opened Hopkins-Nanjing Center.
Anniversary
30 years at the forefront
Published June 16, 2016
Trailblazing Hopkins-Nanjing Center celebrates anniversary
Journalism
Intimate windows
Published Fall 2014
Val Wang, A&S '03 (MFA) recounts the years she spent as a young journalist in China in her debut memoir, Beijing Bastard. / Johns Hopkins Magazine
中国农历新年
Colorful New Year celebration
Published Feb 4, 2014
Johns Hopkins Chinese Student and Scholar Association hosts Chinese New Year event features traditional, modern musical and dance performances
China in transition
Published Nov 9, 2012
SAIS professor discusses leadership change in China, what it means for the world / PBS NewsHour