Ngai Yeung

As Hong Kong protests escalate, USC finds alternate study abroad programs

As violent clashes between police and protestors escalate at Hong Kong universities, students at USC from Hong Kong, as well as those studying abroad there, share their concerns and frustrations about the current situation.

Hong Kong abroad programs remain strong as protests continue throughout the city

As protests and violence continue to plague the city, students and administrators are taking the necessary precautions to ensure safety and well-being.

U.S.-China trade war causes economic stress for cities

Sister cities Guangzhou and Los Angeles maintain strong cultural ties, despite experiencing economic turmoil and trade difficulties.

Ngai is a freshman at USC double majoring in journalism and international relations and the global economy (IRGE). She writes for the Global City desk and is interested in covering international affairs with a focus on China and Hong Kong.

nyeung@usc.edu

USC Annenberg Media

Ngai Yeung

As Hong Kong protests escalate, USC finds alternate study abroad programs

Hong Kong abroad programs remain strong as protests continue throughout the city

U.S.-China trade war causes economic stress for cities

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