China
The Beijing Center’s library is now globally searchable
In its first major update in 12 years, The Beijing Center’s Anton Library of almost 30,000 English books on and about China is now available...read more
TBC featured in IAJU’s Best Practices in Jesuit education
A paper by The Beijing Center (TBC) has been published in the “IAJU Best Practices in Jesuit Higher Education Project,” an initiative coordinated by the...read more
In TBC’s “East Meets West”, Jesuit universities in US and Philippines reflect on service-learning
As part of its “East Meets West” talk series, The Beijing Center (TBC) hosted a virtual conversation with Loyola Marymount University in California, Ateneo de...read more
Tombstones throw light on Jesuit history and presence in China
Chinese author and scholar Dr Chen Xinyu visited The Beijing Center recently to share her work on tombstones of foreign missionaries that are helping to...read more
The Beijing Center holds Virtual Internship Showcase for students
The Beijing Center (TBC) hosted a Virtual Internship Showcase to recap the student-interns’ experiences during their Fall 2020 semester. TBC began offering virtual internship experiences...read more
Multiplying the five loaves and two fish
Each semester, students at The Beijing Center (TBC) are encouraged to participate in local service-learning activities to practice the Jesuit tradition of helping others and...read more
TBC reopens fall semester, adapts to changing educational environment
The Beijing Center (TBC) is working towards establishing new academic programmes and qualification frameworks that maintain high standards for their students and are the best...read more
La Civiltà Cattolica launches Chinese edition
The prestigious Jesuit journal, La Civiltà Cattolica, has launched a new edition in simplified Chinese to mark its 170th anniversary, and as a gesture of...read more
Traveling the long road to peace and reconciliation
“The past,” Faulkner warned “is never dead”, nor is it really past. Until we break down the barrier of division and fear that goes back...read more