As a Biracial Woman, I’m Sick of Hearing These Things
Even though I grew up in a predominantly white town, I never felt super different from everyone else. Sure, my hometown friends know that I...
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Japanese Zodiac Signs
Zodiac signs have been a part of the world since ancient times and are even more popular today thanks to the Internet. The signs derive...
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Confucius Institute Closures
*The opinions expressed are not representative of any party other than the author.* NMSU is about to lose an institution that most people...
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Minorities in Medicine
To all the children of color whose only career path was medicine.
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Learn a Language for Free Using 5 Minutes Daily
Throw out the idea that it is too late to learn a language and join the polyglot community of the world. Languages should be seen as...
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Coronavirus: Misconceptions Causing Racism
With coronavirus being declared a global health emergency by the World Health Organization, there have been a lot of misconceptions being spread in terms of the virus and its health risks.
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My Summer in Beijing
我说汉语说得不好。(My Chinese is bad.)
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C-U Asian Restaurant Recommendations
The Champaign-Urbana area is full of restaurants that serve all types of food. Asian food is one popular type of food in the area, which...
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Welcome to Chinese at Dickinson
As many of you may know, learning a new language beside English is a graduation requirement at Dickinson. I perceive that it would be...
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First Female Generals to Lead a Phalanx in China’s Military Parade
On October 1st, 2019, China celebrated its National Holiday with nation-wide events as well as the annual military parade in Tiannamen...
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5 reasons to learn Chinese (like right now...please)
Chinese is one of the world's biggest languages-- here are 5 reasons why you should probably be learning it.
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Celebrating My Roots As A Chinese American
I was born in California in 1999. After growing up in Southern California, I am not sure I could ever give up the food and culture here...
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Crazy Inspiring Asians at the University of La Verne
ULV student Josh Bay focuses his senior project on jumpstarting the dialogue on Asian American/Pacific Islander representation in history and society today.
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Eileen Dennise Jimenez Moral — A Voice for the Voiceless
Hear the story about a woman who is here at Boston University to defy all odds: Eileen Jimenez Moral.
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Sara's Food for Thought: The Hot Pot (AKA The Best Food Ever Invented)
Looking to find the hottest new foodie spots around the Greater Boston area? Or maybe some hidden menu secrets in your favorite go-to...
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A Thought on My Asian-American Identity
My parents are from China but they raised me in America. So, what does that make me? Am I Chinese or American?
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Cherishing Chinese Calligraphy
Have you ever been captivated by the images drawn on caves that date back to the Stone Age? The symbols cavemen used for communication were...
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Mixed Race Culture
Although mainstream Sonoma county doesn’t see too many of us, the mixed race generation is multiplying at a rapid pace. My parents got...
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Huawei CFO Arrest Represents the Fears of Many Chinese Canadians
Have you ever had to think twice about outwardly speaking your own opinions?
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An Incident of Racism
I am a Chinese American young woman raised in Oakland California and have attended college an hour north near Napa. The cultural difference...
