Valentine’s Day is a time, yes, for couples, but for family and friends too, a concept Asian culture reflects much more than the American counterpart.
Asian Americans are an incredibly large and growing part of the electorate in the United States — with the number of eligible voters reaching 13.4 million in 2021.
However, there seems to be some level of apathy among some members of this community.
The 39th Annual Nikkei Student Union (NSU) Cultural Night took place on Saturday, Feb. 22, in the Royce Hall Auditorium. As the curtain fell and thunderous applause echoed through the hall, one could only marvel at the dedication and professionalism exhibited by the cast and performers, as well as the synergy between this year’s production and its annual theme: 懷古 (Kaiko), or Nostalgia.
Minority populations have historically faced systemic barriers to equal education, and in today’s political climate, these challenges persist—especially for undocumented immigrants. While they are often expected to navigate complex legal systems on their own, access to accurate information is imperative. This compilation provides essential resources to help undocumented individuals understand their rights when facing immigration enforcement or deportation threats. From legal aid organizations to practical steps for asserting their rights, this guide is designed to empower and inform.
The re-election of Donald Trump has raised several debates on the future of U.S. trade policies, especially toward Asia. The proposed measures set by the administration are pointed toward sharp tariff increases on foreign imports, mainly targeting those originating from China. The hostile attitude of the administration toward China risks inflaming trade relations, destabilizing Asian economies and placing additional burdens on Asian American communities in the United States.