What Ava Chin Learned from Writing Her Acclaimed Memoir ‘Mott Street’
The director of the American Studies Certificate program discusses her deep connection to New York’s Chinatown and how authorship informs her teaching.
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Staffers accuse National Archives of whitewashing U.S. history
Employees of the National Archives tell the Wall Street Journal that they’ve been instructed to remove photos that put the United States in a negative light.
Asian Americans favored Harris, but shifted right by 5 points
Fifty-four percent of Asian American voters chose Harris, while 38% voted for Trump, NBC News exit polls showed. Experts point to the economy as a main factor.
Andy Kim Wins in New Jersey to Become the First Korean American Senator
Mr. Kim, a Democrat, will take the seat previously held by Robert Menendez, who resigned after being convicted of taking bribes.
Sharp Decrease in Visas to Indian Students Alarms U.S. Colleges
India has been the engine of post-pandemic growth in international enrollments at American colleges, but the number of visas issued to Indian students plunged by a third this fall, according to a Chronicle analysis of U.S. Department of State data.
Breaking down key issues motivating Asian American voters this election cycle
Asian Americans are the fastest-growing group of eligible voters, now making up 6% of the electorate. Yet, 37% remain unaffiliated with any party, giving them potential influence in swing states including Pennsylvania. NBC News’ Vicky Nguyen reports on the issues driving this community.