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Harvard International Students Ban: Comments from Both Left and Right Perspectives
Harvard International Students Ban On May 22, 2025, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced the revocation of Harvard University’s certification to enroll international students and exchange visitors under the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP). The stated reasons included Harvard’s refusal to submit disciplinary records for certain international students, allegations that the university tolerated student participation in disruptive protests, and concerns that some students may have ties to
Spring Daze: How Asian American Communities Use Local Festivals to Promote Their Culture
For years, Asian Americans used local festivals as a tool to promote their culture, sharing traditional art, performances, and cuisine. Across the United States, local festivals serve as a connect between Asian culture and diverse audiences. These festivals not only encouraged the promotion of culture but also the protection of it. For many, festivals are a way to express their culture in ways that they couldn’t imagine possible. North Carolina’s
Kpop Demon Hunters Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
New York City – November 27, 2025 This year, Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade brought the usual mix of floats, Broadway showcases, and giant balloons drifting between Manhattan’s skyscrapers. But the moment that truly ignited the crowd came from an unexpected source: the breakout K-pop group Demon Hunters. The five-member group, known for entertaining kids and teens with dance choreography and songs, made their parade debut on top of a neon-lit
Asian American Lunar New Year 2026
In 2026, Asian American communities across the United States will celebrate the Lunar New Year, beginning on February 17, 2026, ushering in the Year of the Horse in the Chinese zodiac. More than just a festive holiday, the Lunar New Year is a vibrant expression of heritage, resilience, and cultural pride for millions of Asian Americans whose roots span Asia. A Holiday with Deep Roots Lunar New Year has been celebrated for over
2025 NCAAC & ILF Young Entrepreneurship Event: An Overview
Written by Colette Shiu and Michael Stehlin Inspiring the Next Generation In August 2025, the North Carolina Asian American Coalition (NCAAC) and the International Leadership Foundation (ILF) collaborated and hosted the Young Entrepreneurship Contest and Award Ceremony. The event provided participants all across North Carolina with the opportunity to share innovative business ideas while learning what it takes to be a leader. Theme and Purpose The theme for this year’s
NC Bill Banning Foreign Ownership of Certain Land
The North Carolina Senate has passed the third reading of Senate Bill 394, known as the “Prohibit Foreign Ownership of NC Land” Act, which aims to restrict foreign entities from acquiring agricultural land and property within a 25-mile radius of military installations. The bill targets countries designated as adversarial by the U.S. Department of State, including China, Iran, North Korea, and Russia, as well as entities under their control. The