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Davis City Council announces nominations for the Thong Hy Huynh Awards

The student-run organization Aggie House is among the select recipients of this award   By MATTHEW MCELDOWNEY — city@theaggie.org   On April 9,

Awardees to be honored at May 7 council meeting

Davis Farm to School: Spotlight on storied gardens at Davis High

Huynh Award nominations now open

As the Thong Hy Huynh awards deadline is extended, past recipients reflect

Davis Human Relations Commission extends Thong Hy Huynh nomination deadline to early April   By ALMA CULVERWELL — city@theaggie.org    The Davis

Wright Announces Candidacy for District Three Council Seat

The Many Afterlives of Vincent Chin

Chin’s killing, forty years ago, has inspired documentaries, television, young-adult books, and countless works of scholarship. What do we want from his story, and the people who tell it?

City announces Thong Hy Huynh award recipients

Anti-Asian Violence: Revisiting the '83 murder of Davis student Thong Hy Huynh

Letter: Discussion on diversity must include Asians

Letter: Discussion on diversity must include Asians I was struck by Mr. Alcauskas’ op-ed published in the April 18 edition of The Enterprise. I join him in desiring a more diverse (and less NIMBY) Davis, particularly given our community’s under-index in Black and Latinx families. However, it was jarring to read a lengthy op-ed around diversity (or lack thereof) in Davis and not encounter one mention of the Asian community. The issue of race in America is too often binary — Black and white. In this case, at least Mr. Alcauskas is ternary in acknowledging Latinx. That said, a discussion on diversity in Davis without the mention of the sizable and varied AAPI community is inherently flawed. Per the 2010 census, Davis is 22% Asian. And yet Mr. Alcauskas views Davis as “an un-integrated, non-diverse white island.”