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The words that follow are not mine, but I thought they would be relevant to share in light of the issues and struggles Chinese Americans - and, more broadly, most Asian Americans - including those of... Read More »

It’s a noble goal to have, and I genuinely admire the SPU’s efforts. However, their first production, a debate about whether or not to repeal the Affordable Care Act, leaves much to be desired Read More »

Apparently, Hillary is back. And, not only that, she has anointed herself as part of the Resistance, and launched a new super-PAC. To which I must ask: has anyone learned anything? Read More »

What is more perverse about The Review's article is the callously nonchalant erasure of the concerns of undocumented students from their discussion of a protest about the interests and rights of those... Read More »

For better or worse, the man has become iconic, and it’s difficult to imagine him off the air. And, in a way, calling this an obituary is quite fitting, because O’Reilly’s life is so inexorably... Read More »

To be frank, I’m a little frightened by the possibility of studying abroad, not because of culture shock, of the language barrier, or even of the idea of being in an unfamiliar environment. It’s... Read More »

This incident should immediately sound two alarm bells for anyone who is concerned about justice and, frankly, sanity. Read More »

Even if Trump isn’t implicated, his most senior staff already are. Paul Manafort, former campaign chairman, was a Putin agent. Michael Flynn, former national security adviser, was a Turkish agent.... Read More »