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“The goal is to galvanize Asian Americans and allies across multiple issues, and educate folks about the issues that our communities face,” one organizer said.

After serving three years in the Undergraduate Student Government, President Iqura Naheed is set to graduate later this month from Brooklyn College. During her undergrad years, Naheed was no stranger to advocating for student needs, and she aims to carry that fighting spirit into her future as an aspiring doctor. 

As the nation continues to diversify, more and more institutions meet the requirements for two or more MSI designations. But whether or not those institutions are able to take full advantage of the grant opportunities available is more complicated, putting some in the awkward position of having to pick which MSI grant to apply for … Read more

New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced that the first annual Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Cultural and Heritage Parade in New York City will be held on May 15, 2022.

For AANHPI Heritage Month, reporter CeFaan Kim spotlighting a community that is such an important part of New York City’s culture — yet Bangladeshi New Yorkers are underrepresented and struggling.

Attending virtually and in person, fitting classwork and dissertation research around full-time jobs and family responsibilities — not to mention, the grave challenges presented by a global pandemic — five members of the Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC/CUNY) community have completed the Doctor of Education, Administration and Supervision (Ed.D.) program at St. John’s University … Read more