Queens College Researchers Find That Prenatal Exposure to More Than One Climate Event Affects Child Brain Development
Study focuses on New York children who were in utero during Superstorm Sandy
Non-AAARI News
Efforts to open National AAPI museum takes big step forward
A commission established to look into the feasibility of a National Museum of Asian Pacific American History and Culture officially got underway Thursday.
Asian performers make history at 2025 Tony Awards
Three Asian and Asian American performers won major acting honors at the 78th annual Tony Awards, held June 8 at Radio City Music Hall in New York City — the highest number of AAPI acting wins in a single year.
NY State Senate Passes Liu’s Bill To Address Alarming Rise In Asian Americans Living With Undiagnosed Diabetes
The New York State Senate yesterday passed legislation, S634B, to address the alarming rates of undiagnosed diabetes in AAPI communities. The bill requires health insurance companies to cover diabetes screenings for patients at a lower Body Mass Index (BMI) in accordance with nationally recognized evidence-based guidelines.
Darren Criss Is the First Asian Actor to Win Leading Actor in a Musical
Criss was recognized for his performance in Maybe Happy Ending.
Hunter-Bellevue Student Wins Nurse Leader Award
Emily Feng Zhang ’25, was born in Bayamon, Puerto Rico, to Chinese immigrant parents and relocated to Brooklyn when she was four. A first-generation college student, she was accepted into Hunter’s Nursing Scholars Program, which gave her a full-tuition scholarship and invaluable academic and professional guidance.