Baidu Inc., which operates China’s most popular internet search engine, has hired Qi Lu as group president and chief operating officer in charge of products, technology and sales. Qi, who […]
Hunted like fugitives
Sentra Tran and Thu Tran of Atlanta, Ga. made their network television debut on Jan. 22 on the new CBS series, “Hunted.” The show is an adaptation of a British […]
Chase reopens in Uwajimaya
Chase celebrated the grand re-opening of its International District Uwajimaya Branch on Jan. 18 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony with the Moriguchi family (Uwajimaya owners). The newly remodeled, 2,000 -square-foot branch […]
Tết festival
Vietnamese and Vietnamese Americans gathered at the Fisher Pavilion on Jan. 21 and 22 for Tết in Seattle — a Vietnamese Lunar New Year Celebration. Attendees got to explore and […]
SCJ Alliance welcomes Kim Tang
SCJ Alliance announced the addition of Kim Tang to its Seattle office as a designer. Kim has an associate’s degree in civil and structural engineering. SCJ is a privately-held, majority […]
Cooking Comics! creators at Kinokuniya
On Jan. 22, Chef Lauren Thompson provided samples of Potato Leek Soup with Brown Butter — which is one of the recipes featured in the book Cooking Comics! illustrated by […]
Citizenship workshop provides hope on inauguration day for immigrants, refugees
By Carly Knight NORTHWEST ASIAN WEEKLY Hundreds of volunteers showed up to McCaw Hall on Jan. 20 to participate in a day of service to help immigrants and refugees. The […]
Womxn’s March on Seattle creates spark in Asian community
More than 100,000 people participated in the Womxn’s March on Seattle on Jan. 21, and for some Asian Americans, this protest went beyond representing just women.
PICTORIAL: The biggest march through Chinatown
As thousands of men and women lined up on South Jackson Street waiting to join Womxn’s March to the Seattle Center on Jan. 20, the Chinatown International District became a vital link of a massive movement.
2017 LUNAR NEW YEAR COSTUME CONTEST
Costume Parade Contest Schedule: 11 AM — Registration 1 PM — Line up 1:30 PM — Parade begins 2:15 PM — Parade winners announced • Start from Northwest Asian Weekly’s […]
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