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Tsinghua University is one of China's most famous universities. It is now the first university to find its name on a list of famous Chinese trademarks.

Another Chinese university is planning to screen students and accept them for admission based on interview results instead of the national college entrance exam.

Fudan University was ...

"According to informed sources in Henan, there was a large-scale student riot late night on June 15th at the Shengda Institute of Business Management of the Zhengzhou University located in Xinzheng city.

At its worst, almost 10,000 people were rioting. The students destroyed the university facilities and then marched onto the streets to vandalize street lamps and telephone booths, and they looted banks, supermarkets and electronic stores.

Xiamen University, in the Southeast of China, is requiring law and business students to take golf lessons to prepare them for a business world where deals are made on the golf course.

Students at Nankai University destroy a car after having a dispute with its owner.

Xiaonei.com is a forum for the Chinese university denizens, which have the most politically sensitive and passionate people gathered there. When Xiaonei.com becomes more and more part of the public lives of the university students, it was inevitable that the sensitive area of politics would be involved.

China's prestigious Tsinghua University's website was hacked to show the school president saying Chinese universities are pouring shit into students' minds. Includes comments from many Chinese netizens.

This in-depth post gives some excellent advice for anyone considering teaching ESL in China - and, in particular, at Chinese universities. Tam gives prospective teachers a large list (broken into categories) of questions you should be asking when considering employment.

Group of Japanese foreign students making noise get into argument and fight with Chinese students at a university in Shanghai. 2 Chinese hurt, hundreds protest.