A Reflection on Ramadan by Macaulay Honors College Alumnae
Ramadan, for those who observe it, is a time of reflection and restraint. Muslims around the world refrain from eating or drinking for most of the day; they rise early and pray diligently.
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Prof. Charles Liu Writes A Book That Demystifies the Cosmos
Professor Charles Liu writes about the history of the universe so everyone can understand it.
Some Asian American and Pacific Islander women stand to lose over $1 million in their lifetimes due to the pay gap
May 3 marks Asian American and Pacific Island Women’s Equal Pay Day, which signifies how far into the year AAPI women must work to catch up to what white men earned the previous year.
With ‘Migration Music,’ Pianist Han Chen Explores Stories of Immigration
D.M.A. student’s latest venture is a pandemic-era video series featuring immigrant composers.
The Moment of 1898: How an Asian American Transformed the United States
Few people in the United States know much about the history of Asian Americans beyond Chinese migrants building railroads and the detention of Japanese Americans during World War II. Proponents hope attention to an 1898 Supreme Court decision will change that.
NYC Voter Analysis Report: 2021 – 2022
Statistics and interactive maps tracking turnout and registration in the 2021 elections, including analysis of how voters used ranked choice voting throughout the city.