Nakase and Chen win WNBA championship with the Valkyries, make history
Natalie Nakase and Kaitlyn Chen have won a WNBA championship with the Golden State Valkyries, etching their name in the history books.
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Health Care: A Sleeper Issue for the 2026 Midterms and Beyond
Key takeaways: Health care will shape both the 2026 midterm election and the 2027 policy agenda; health care has ranked near the top of community concerns in every AAPI Data survey since December 2025; coverage losses for immigrants and low-income adults have already begun.
Feeling Yellow Enough to Write a Book About It
Seeing non-Asian actors perform Chinese characters on stage prompted a study of anti-Asian racism in American musical theater.
1 out of 3 naturalized citizens eligible to vote are Asian American
A new report out from the PEW Research Center found that 25 million naturalized citizens are eligible to vote in next week’s November midterm election.
Metropolis Magazine Awards Architecture Faculty Sanjive Vaidya the 2026 Planet Positive Sustainability Educator Award
Sanjive Vaidya, former chair and associate professor in the NYC College of Technology’s Department of Architecture, was recognized as the 2026 METROPOLIS Planet Positive Award Sustainability Educator at a Sept. 30 ceremony in San Francisco.
York College Professor Identifies Hidden Inequities in Vaccinations Among New York Adults
The findings show that universal vaccination campaigns alone may not close persistent gaps. While inequities were driven primarily by the additive main effects of social position, meaningful intersectional interactions also emerged.