“Journalists no longer decide what news values are but the government.”: Hong Kong Journalism students shared their concerns for their future amid crackdowns after the National Security Law's (NSL) enactment.
In the exhibition venue, sat Janice Yip (a pseudonym), a final year journalism student at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. The exhibition was her assignment, displaying individual stories of Hong Kong immigrants who left their hometown for the sweeping NSL.
Enacted on 30 June 2020, the NSL criminalises acts of secession, subversion, terrorism, and collusion with foreign forces. It is a response from Beijing to settle the series of pro-democracy social movements and violent unrests occurred from 2019 to 2020. To

First published February 3, 2022

York is a small city but that doesn’t mean you cannot get your favourite Asian essentials! Here are some of my favourite places to get Asian food and shopping:

To all the Hong Kong students out there, Upper River Restaurant (上水站) is the one that is not to be missed! Upper River Restaurant is a ‘Cha Chaan Teng’ (茶餐廳) and for those who do not know the term, it basically refers to the type of Hong Kong restaurant that serves international fusion dishes. Back in the days when the place was still a

A distinct feature of York Law School is its Problem-based learning (PBL) seminars, in which students gather as law firms to analyse a scenario with legal problems and to establish learning outcomes (LO’s) together. They will then feedback on the LO’s after a week of independent research.

I won’t lie, I found my first few weeks of PBL challenging as I was no