Harry Shum, a former Microsoft executive, has been appointed as adjunct professor by Tsinghua University in Beijing. “We believe that having world-class experts like Dr. Harry Shum … will not […]
Novel by Joan Seko
“Casha,” a historical fiction book about a Jewish Polish girl during World War II and the Holocaust has just been released. Author Joan T. Seko told the Northwest Asian Weekly […]
KUOW examines COVID impact on ID
KUOW interviewed Tai Tung owner Harry Chan earlier this month, just as the COVID cases were starting to ramp up and businesses in Chinatown were seeing a decline. Initially hurt […]
Challenges for The Stranger
Alt-weekly newspaper The Stranger, which announced last month that it was moving from Capitol Hill to the International District, has suspended its print edition and announced 18 temporary layoffs. The […]
Seattle Public Utilities, Seattle City Light will keep the lights on
SEATTLE — Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) and Seattle City Light (SCL) will keep utility services on during the COVID-19 Civil Emergency in Seattle, Mayor Jenny Durkan announced on March 10. […]
$5 M in grocery vouchers for families impacted by COVID-19
SEATTLE — Seattle’s mayor announced on March 16 that the City of Seattle will provide $5 million in grocery vouchers to help families impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. “We know […]
Donors urged to help others in the pandemic
Approximately 60% of the blood supply is collected at mobile drives, of which schools make up 25%. School closures add new stress to a community blood supply already in peril.
Battleground for Taiwanese identity shifts to US census
By Mahlon Meyer Northwest Asian Weekly A group of young Asian Americans face the screen. A tall, willowy woman talks about the LGBTQ movement in Taiwan. The screen flashes a […]
Krista Suh inventor of the pussyhat, is all about pink
By Kai Curry Northwest Asian Weekly The day after President Trump’s inauguration, on Jan. 21, 2017, the largest single-day protest in U.S. history took place in Washington, D.C. It was […]
APA voices in feminism—New exhibit at the Wing Luke
WING LUKE MUSEUM CLOSED MARCH 14 – APRIL 13 By Carolyn Bick NORTHWEST ASIAN WEEKLY As a Filipino woman of mixed heritage who immigrated to the United States with her […]
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