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Retaining top immigrant talent has long been an important goal of US immigration policies. How should policymakers pave the path forward in the interest of attracting foreign talent?

The China Focus 2020 Virtual Symposium will be Thursday November 19th, at 5 pm PT, conducted over Zoom. This exciting event will combine elements of informal debate, town hall-style discussion [...]

Chinese Language Tables are back for the school year! We welcome GPSers who are learning Chinese or are interested in China to join us on Zoom. Our next online gathering is Thursday 11/12 at 6:30 [...]

Chinese Language Tables are back for the school year! We welcome GPSers who are learning Chinese or are interested in China to join us on Zoom. Our next online gathering is Thursday 11/5 at 6:30 [...]

Chinese Language Tables are back for the school year! We welcome GPSers who are learning Chinese or are interested in China to join us on Zoom. Our third online gathering is Thursday 10/22 at [...]

Chinese Language Tables are back for the school year! We welcome GPSers who are learning Chinese or are interested in China to join us on Zoom. Our second online gathering is Thursday 10/22 at [...]

In an interview with Dr. Yiqing Xu, we learned about how the ideology of Chinese students in the U.S. changes under growing racist rhetoric, and what that means to the U.S.

COVID-19 has further deteriorated U.S.-China relations, and students from the PRC, Taiwan and Hong Kong studying in the U.S. find themselves stuck in between quarantined nations, politically [...]

In response to COVID-19, China's distribution of protective equipment to overseas Chinese students has proven well received. Yet its limited influence calls for further inquiry.

Students and faculty members joined in a vibrant discussion on concerns of Chinese students under the pandemic and the changing U.S.-China relations.