Milksha’s arrival in Westwood marks another success for the Asian American community — what does that mean to Bruins?
On May 9, 2026, Hallmark premiered their latest film, “All’s Fair in Love and Mahjong”, a romantic comedy centered around a school nurse whose passion for Mahjong leads her to find community and love after her daughter departs to attend college. Despite the movie’s premise, which necessarily revolves…
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.
I’d like to believe humanity is synonymous with progress; despite occasional periods of social regression, each passing decade brings us closer to a fairer and more equitable society. Time and time again, we’ve learned that we mustn’t let aging arouse a blinding fear of change that distracts us…
Contemporary Western society establishes that marriage and love are synonymous terms — marriage is thought to be a tangible representation of love. In the collection of short stories “Unaccustomed Earth”, Jhumpa Lahiri uses thoughtful explorations of parental and romantic connections to explore the complexities that exist in relationships,…
Steph Cha’s “Your House Will Pay” is an incredible storytelling feat on heavy topics regarding tensions between African American and Korean American communities in relation to the tragedy of the 1992 Los Angeles Race Riots. The story is focused around two individuals, with the perspective switching back and…