Looks like a slow week on the events front (peak vacation time, it seems) -- but Hyphenite still has a couple goodies worth checking out.
The second season of Top Chef: Just Desserts premieres, Project Runway contestants run, fall, cry, and create maxi dresses/skirts.
Level Up confronts the tension between staying true to yourself on the one hand, and being committed to familial duty on the other.
Recent demographic changes show how AAPIs are vital to creating a new generation of American jobs.
The National Immigrant Justice Center (NIJC) has filed a lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) for unlawfully detaining individuals when there's no evidence of illegal activities under its Secure Communities Program.
VegNews Magazine’s associate editor and young-adult author Jennifer Chen gives you the scoop on time management and where to find tasty vegan cuisine.
Thought about giving your (future) children ethnic names? Have qualms about naming your child something that sounds "too white"? Let's discuss.
An estimated 600 undocumented Korean students at Berkeley struggle more and more to pay for college or even find a job. Thankfully, the community, as well as new legislation, give them hope to continue to study.
In light of a scarce written canon, the Hmong American contributors to the anthology How Do I Begin? seek to recover cultural heritage and challenge their marginalization within more mainstream Asian American literature.
Ohana Artist Happy Hour, Deth P. Sun exhibit opening, Unheard Voices of 9/11 Hearing, Kollaboration New York 6 Launch Party, and more.