Digital technology has changed the environment for news production, and has had an unprecedented impact on news industry and journalism education. The crisis remains a turning point, opening up new possibilities in a chaotic, disruptive journalistic environment. Based on the self-reflection of a journalism educator, this study attempts to examine the challenges and reforms of journalism education in the digital age, by exploring the transformation of journalism, the countermeasures of western journalism education, and the domestic transformation case. This study takes the journalism department of Shih Hsin University as a case to explain both why journalism education needs to transform and how it should transform, as well as the problems and difficulties of such transformation. Finally, three suggestions were made to establish ethical standards for Journalism 2.0, to re-examine the connotation of theoretical courses, and to adjust the mindset of teachers.