Honoring CUNY Graduate Center AAPI Scholars Who Drive Discourse
Graduate Center students, alumni, and faculty of Asian American and Pacific Islander descent are leading innovation, advancing research, and confronting biases and stereotypes.
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4 in 10 Americans see Asian Americans as more loyal to their countries of origin than to the U.S., key survey finds
Fifth annual study by The Asian American Foundation reveals a stark disconnect between the public perceptions and lived realities of Asian Americans, heightening concerns around their safety.
UC faculty rejects ethnic studies admissions requirement
The Faculty Assembly of the University of California voted down a measure that would have mandated applicants to take a UC approved ethnic studies course.
Five CUNY Faculty Members Win 2025 Guggenheim Fellowships
Artist, Author, Anthropologist, Film Director and Musician Among Winners
Vietnamese American families talk about leaving Saigon under the cover of night
“It was pandemonium,” one refugee said, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the fall of Saigon. “Everybody just grabbed and just ran to the ships.”
Disaggregated colorectal cancer mortality among Asian American subgroups between 2005-2020
Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the second-leading cause of cancer death in Asian Americans. Asian Americans are a diverse, heterogenous population composed of groups with differing cancer risk factors. Few prior studies have analyzed CRC mortality by disaggregated Asian racial subgroup.