In the whirlwind of international news flooding our media, the recent Supreme Court decision on Louisiana v. Callais has flown under the radar. Yet, with the crucial midterm elections around the corner, this decision threatens to have significant ramifications on predicted blue waves, and America’s future political geography.The…
The Asian American Studies Center at UCLA launches a free textbook reclaiming the narrative of AAPI history, opening essential dialogue about transformative knowledge in our very own classrooms.
Universities Allied for Essential Medicines (UAEM), a national non-profit dedicated to advocating for improved access and affordability of important medicines, hosted a conference at UCLA bringing together researchers and policymakers from across the nation. With the theme of People Over Profit, the weekend’s activities centered around discussing systemic…
The long awaited Winter Olympic Games, set in Milan, Italy, began February 6th and granted viewers all around the globe a chance to witness Asian excellence in action. This year’s Olympic games made history as the first Winter Olympics to have not just one, but three All-Asian podiums. …
Established in 1949, following the end of World War II, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) pledged to utilize its collective strength to promote and preserve freedom, peace, and democracy worldwide. The organization’s central agreement was a guarantee that the entire alliance would provide military support in the…
On Saturday, February 7, UCLA’s Nikkei Student Union hosted “Kizuna,” their 40th annual Cultural Night in Royce Hall. Co-written by Eve Mori and Sohei Wu, the production commemorated the 84th anniversary of the signing of Executive Order 9066, which forcibly removed over 125,000 Japanese Americans to ten incarceration…