While Washington’s university and college campuses do not immediately appear to be warning international students against travel in the same way that some California schools are, at least two Washington schools have reminded students of potential hindrances to their travel plans.
Chao leads city’s neighborhoods
Jenifer Chao brings a wealth of experience in her role as the Director of Neighborhoods for the City of Seattle.
WWII veteran William L. “Bill” Chin passes away
Former Commander William L. “Bill” Chin, a U.S. Army veteran who served during World War II, has passed away at age 99, according to a Cathay Post 186 Facebook post.
Rep. Marilyn Strickland talks housing, immigration challenges, and solutions at Rotary Club meeting
Even though she disagrees with many aspects of the current federal administration, Washington Representative Marilyn Strickland told members of the Rotary Club of Seattle at the club’s March 19 meeting that “it is incredibly important for those of us who serve in Congress to actually spend time here at home with people outside of our political bubble.”
“Departure, Survival, Success”: A Q&A with Vietnamese chronicler and refugee Tu-Ha Nguyen
April 30 will mark 50 years since the Fall of Sái Gón.
Longtime UW employee held by ICE after trip to Philippines
Lewelyn Dixon, a longtime laboratory technician at the University of Washington, has been detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) after returning from a trip to the Philippines, despite being a lawful permanent resident for nearly 50 years.
The enduring power of the Omoro Sōshi
Songs are not mere entertainment if we consider the case of Japan.
Tacoma fire chief candidate lays out departmental challenges, solutions
For the last eight-and-a-half months, Sionna Stallings-Ala’ilima has served as Tacoma Fire Department’s (TFD)’s interim fire chief.
Dujie Tahat merges politics and poetry as Seattle’s newest Civic Poet
Do you ever think about how poetry’s is relevant to politics?
Seattle celebrates Navruz — Centuries-old spring celebration of new beginnings
In Seattle’s diverse communities, New Year’s celebrations continue, even as our Roman calendar moves further from January 1 and the ritual ball drops at Time Square in New York City.
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