Yoshiro Philip Hayasaka, known as Philip, passed away peacefully on Sept. 3. He was 94.
Judges scrutinize suit’s claims in Harvard racial bias case
A panel of appeals court judges repeatedly challenged the legal claims of a group that accuses Harvard University of intentional discrimination against Asian American students who apply to the Ivy League school on Sept. 16.
New reports show rising racism against Asian American youth
Asian Americans are experiencing increased racism during COVID-19, according to two reports released on Sept. 17 by Stop AAPI Hate and the Stop AAPI Hate Youth Campaign.
City of Seattle enrolls thousands in Utility Discount Program
The City of Seattle announced on Sept. 21 that as of the end of August, it has enrolled 11,825 new households into the Utility Discount Program (UDP) in 2020, including 8,173 through the fast-track application process launched in March to more quickly support customers financially impacted by COVID-19.
TP TEA opens
Taiwan Professional (TP) Tea held its official grand opening on Sept. 17.
Virtual night market
Chinatown-International District Business Improvement Area (CIDBIA) is holding its annual Night Market on Oct. 1—virtually—in celebration of the Mid-Autumn Festival.
Refugee Artisan Initiative VOTE masks
Refugee Artisan Initiative (RAI), a local nonprofit, is looking to sell 1,500 VOTE masks by Nov. 3, on Election Day.
Michelle Wu announces Boston mayoral run
Boston City Councilor Michelle Wu officially announced on Sept. 15 that she is mounting a campaign for mayor.
Mid-Autumn Festival mural
Robert Wilson painted an mural in the Chinatown International District to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as Mooncake Festival, on Oct. 1.
James Doane gets WSBA award
Outgoing Washington State Bar Association (WSBA) President Rajeev Majumdar awarded James Doane the 2020 WSBA President’s Award during a Zoom meeting of the WSBA Board of Governors on Sept. 18.
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