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(In) Famous University of Nebraska Alumni

The King of Late-Night Television was a Nebraska alum N is for nowledge. N is also for Nebraska week, so here's my take on Cornhuskers of fame and/or infamy. And as before, folks have to have...

The Black Marines who served on Saipan

Scholar and Oral Historian Art Hansen Featured in Special Program at JANM

OBITUARY: Martha Nakagawa, Community Journalist and Activist

Japanese immigrants made Nebraska home. A granddaughter is ensuring we remember.

A century ago, a group of Japanese immigrants settled down to farm and live in towns in western Nebraska. They made common cause with their white farmer neighbors, built community hubs and celebrated Japanese culture and heritage. Now, historians are making sure the history of the generation that lived through the era of internment camps isn't forgotten.

Saving the story: Japanese immigrants made Nebraska home. A granddaughter is ensuring we remember.

The granddaughter of the founder of an important gathering place for Japanese-Americans is working to save that piece of history in western Nebraska.

Flatwater Free Press: Japanese immigrants to Nebraska

Japanese Hall moved from Scottsbluff to new location at Legacy of the Plains Museum

'Vincent Chin' rebroadcast extends Detroit Public TV's engagement with Asian-American community

The 40th-anniversary reairing of the DPTV documentary "Who Killed Vincent Chin?" builds on years of outreach to local Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.

JAVA Scholarship: Continuing the Legacy of WWII Nisei Military Service

JAVA Scholarship: Continuing the Legacy of WWII Nisei Military Service Posted On WASHINGTON — The Japanese American Veterans Association (JAVA) announces its annual scholarship award program for 2021.The scholarships will benefit a range of graduating high school seniors, undergraduate students, and post-graduate and professional education students. Application instructions, forms, and other details are posted on the JAVA website, https://java-us.org. The scholarships include: • The U.S. Sen. Daniel K. Inouye Memorial Scholarship ($3,000) honoring the late Hawaii senator’s iconic career of military and civilian public service; • The JAVA Founder’s Scholarship ($3,000), awarded in memory of JAVA’s founder, Col. Sunao Phil Ishio, USAR, his wife Constance, and their son Douglas Ishio;