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“I’m looking forward to seeing my sisters grow both individually or collectively. That is what matters. That is what this is about.”
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“I’m looking forward to seeing my sisters grow both individually or collectively. That is what matters. That is what this is about.”
The Jorgensen Center for Performing Arts welcomed various Asian organizations to the University of Connecticut for Asian Nite on Saturday, March 23, for Asian Nite. Asian Nite is an annual event sponsored by the Asian American Cultural Center (AsACC) and presented by the Pan Asian Council. This year’s event was held by Ohm Ghutadiaria and…
Hawaiian college student Aysha-Lynn Ke'alohilani WaiLin Estrella faced unexpected bias and stereotypes when she came all the way to Syracuse University, but found acceptance and comfort in Native American groups.
A sian American students at Syracuse University each have their own unique stories and aspirations, but several share common experiences that echo those of many Asian Americans. Asian students make up 6% of SU’s 21,322 students — including undergraduate, graduate and law school students — according to SU’s fall 2020 census. Also, 17.6% of the student body are international students. The Daily Orange asked seven Asian American students and recent alumni of SU about their transitions to college, professional goals and views of their identities. Each talked about their families, their ch...
The Daily Orange asked seven Asian American Syracuse University students and recent alumni about their transitions to college, professional goals and views of their identities.