Holding onto home: the importance of remembering your cultural roots
In light of chasing Western ideals and standards, preserving your cultural identity is one of the most important things you can do.
America
Is your water better than my water?
How do you access your water? Is it through a tap on your kitchen, water bottles, or something else entirely?
How I rediscovered my Vietnamese heritage after seven years
After years of suppressing my Vietnamese heritage, folktales brought me back home.
East Asian diets are getting more flak than they deserve
East Asians are joining an increasingly diverse online (and in real life) community to share health advice and encourage others to stay fit, but they have been criticized for their diet. Such criticism is undeserved, and people should recognize that what works for someone won’t work for another.
American strength in adversity
This 9/11, we remember and reflect.
Roaming Reporter: What do you expect from a leader of this country?
Barons share their thoughts about what they expect of a country’s leader.
Thanksgiving: the dark history they didn’t teach you
As Thanksgiving gets closer, let’s look deeper into the true origins of the holiday.
Saori Tanaka reflects back on life in Japan
Saori Tanaka reminisces her past life in Japan and her current life in America.