MoSiao Fang ‘24 Receives Inaugural Wen First Gen Scholarship
MoSiao Fang ‘24 (John Jay College of Criminal Justice), who earned an MA in international crime and justice, is the inaugural recipient of the Wen First Gen Scholarship.
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New York state schools will close in celebration of Lunar New Year for the first time
“Recognizing Lunar New Year as a statewide holiday is sending a message to Asian Americans … that we belong here,” one lawmaker said.
30 CUNY Students Awarded Prestigious Gilman Scholarships
Offered by the U.S. Department of State, the Scholarship Funds Study Abroad Opportunities for Undergraduates who Are Traditionally Underrepresented in International Education Programs
Dismantling Aggregation of Asian American Individuals in Research Studies—Not a Monolith
Due to the relative dearth of health outcomes data on Asian American adults, investigators often study them as a single population or across their component ancestry-based racial subgroups. Investigators often combine the component subpopulations into one large “Asian” category due to limited subgroup numbers.
Asian Americans prioritize immigration as issue under Trump, but split on mass deportations, poll says
About 4 in 10 AAPI adults support deporting all immigrants living in the U.S. illegally, while a similar share oppose the idea and the rest are neutral.
2025 Third World Newsreel Production Workshop for Social Justice Filmmakers
This program offers a unique opportunity for emerging filmmakers to develop their skills in a dynamic, hands-on learning environment. Focused on social justice themes, our workshop is designed to nurture your talent and voice through media, and prepare you for a start in the film industry.