Ph.D. Alumna, Now a Tenured Professor, Relishes the Rewards of Teaching
Earning a Ph.D. in Chemistry, Yixian Wang says, prepared her for a faculty role.
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Asian Americans Are Often Invisible in Polling. That’s Changing.
Without much survey data, there’s little information about what issues matter to Asian Americans.
More than half of Asian New Yorkers report feeling isolated or anxious, yet many don’t seek mental health services: report
Over 60% of Asian New Yorkers feel isolated or anxious, and more than a third have experienced increased distress due to anti-Asian hate crimes, yet a significant gap in mental health treatment persists as many are not seeking help, according to a new study by the Asian American Federation.
Supreme Court will not hear case involving racial diversity at selective VA high school
The Supreme Court announced Tuesday that it will not hear a case challenging the constitutionality of a highly selective Virginia high school’s admissions policy on the grounds that it discriminates against Asian American students.
SJSU apologizes for its role in incarceration of Japanese Americans, recognizes Day of Remembrance
In the early 1940s, San Jose State University played a role in the incarceration of tens of thousands of Japanese Americans.
Asian and Hispanic home ownership reach record highs
An analysis based on data from the U.S. Census’ American Community Survey found 63% of Asian American households now own their own homes.