It fascinates me how confusing Asian students are to fellow human beings of non-Asian descent to this day. I’m pretty sure there are way more than the ones I have up here, but without further adieu, these are what I consider to be among the most common questions American students ask Asian students:
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Three years ago, when President Spanier was still around, he gave his welcome speech to the incoming international students at an orientation event. At the end, he suddenly paused and raised his voice then yelled, “WE ARE!!!!!” There was a silence.
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Terry O’Neil, the president of National Organization for Women (NOW), spoke Sunday night about the state of women’s reproductive rights in America. She opened her talk with a shocking statistic: that one in three women will have an abortion by age 45.
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This past summer when I was interning in Shanghai, China, my colleagues told me the first-ever Chinese-American food restaurant was to be open in the city.
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Missed the online sale on Penn State Athletics website? The tickets you want are gone? The football ticket process can be stressful and overwhelming for game day rookies (like me) but chances are, you can still buy them.
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Despite the cold, coffee lovers gathered at a corner of the room in Webster’s Bookstore Café for the discussion on Haiti’s economy and its coffee…
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The brand-new Taiwanese bubble tea shop, Tea-Time, opened last Thursday.
Also known as 茶點 (Cha Dian) among the local Chinese-speaking crowd, the tiny McAllister Alley shop has customers braving the weather and cars pulling up for its delicious Taiwanese treats.
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Are you someone who loves to learn about a culture different than your own? Love coffee?
Then tune in to what’s brewing at Webster’s Bookstore Café on Wednesday, Nov. 7 at 5:30 p.m.—the Haitian Caffeination.
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Before your first year at Penn State, you probably worried about not being able to watch your favorite TV shows, dealing with the far-away Nittany…
Read MoreDuring a recent practice session at the Bryce Jordan Center, the squeaks of shoes and the harsh voices of coaches and players collide in the…
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Natya, Penn State’s classical Indian dance troupe, started with just one ambitious freshman girl. Today, the dance troupe is now known for its rich historical…
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Admit it. You’ve seen that triumphant toddler, perplexed T-Rex and angry stick figure with a million different captions in the last few weeks. You may…
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