Students from CUC's Bilingual Announcing program played key roles at the WTT China Smash 2025 in Beijing. Serving as hosts and live bilingual announcers, they bridged the event with global audiences, demonstrating their professional skills and CUC's excellence in cultivating international communication talents on a major sports stage.

Four CUC bilingual announcing students contributed professionally to the 2025 Artistic Skating World Championships in Beijing as hosts and venue announcers. Their precise, adaptive delivery enhanced the event's international presentation and earned high praise, showcasing China's organizational strength and the students' global-ready competencies.

CUC presented at the 4th Shanghai International Musical Theatre Festival. Faculty delivered keynote speeches on curriculum development and teaching workshops, showcasing CUC's innovative "classroom-to-stage" educational model. The event also featured performances of original student productions, highlighting the program's success in integrating industry practice with academic training.

CUC's "Global Civilizations in Dialogue" series hosted Professor Gao Liangmin for a lecture on China-Africa civil society interactions and Africa's development. The event provided Swahili major students with new academic perspectives and practical insights, strengthening their understanding of China-Africa relations and their future role as cultural bridges.

CUC's School of International Studies co-organized a public welfare sound art exhibition. It featured interactive installations like AI voice diagnosis and visualized sound, highlighting sound's healing and social power. The event also launched the "International Aesthetic Reading Day" to promote global cultural exchange through sound.

CUC welcomed a delegation from Lyceum of the Philippines University to explore a formal partnership. Both sides acknowledged strong potential for collaboration in disciplines like management and engineering, faculty-student exchanges, and Belt and Road Initiative studies, aiming to enhance internationalization and cultivate global talent.

Six students from the School of International Studies at Communication University of China have earned postgraduate recommendations through the competitive exemption process. Li Mengjia and Li Jichu will join CUC's National Key Laboratory of Media Convergence, while Chen Zhuoer was admitted to Peking University Law School. Liu Xinyu will study at Beijing Language and Culture University, and Li Linlu and Ou Chuyao continue at CUC for translation and literature.

Students from CUC's School of International Studies are participating in the 2025 Blue Letter Project, a national public welfare initiative connecting university volunteers with rural children through handwritten letters. The project fosters meaningful emotional connections across distances, offering companionship and encouragement to left-behind children. Through monthly correspondence and campus promotion activities, SIS volunteers continue to spread warmth and hope.