CSA Presents CantoMando
This past Friday, Northeastern’s Chinese Student Association (CSA) held an online event with CantoMando, a group of three Asian-Canadians with a large following of 450k on Youtube and 150k on…
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Summer.
A season of fairytale endings, living by a bucket list, and discovering the better you, the summer you. Frozen in time, unlimited, in a state of euphoria. Prior to the…
Read Blog PostThoughts on the Culture Club Chat
Recently, Nina Castillo and I hosted a zoom event called the Culture Club Chat for the AAC. This event was centered around the meaning of culture and the influence it…
Read Blog PostKorean Fried Chicken in Boston
Korean fried chicken is an extremely popular food enjoyed worldwide. It is typically eaten as a meal, an appetizer, anju (food that is served and eaten with drinks), or craved…
Read Blog PostFavorite Quotes
If you’re always trying to be normal you will never know how amazing you are. – Maya Angelou This was the quote I put on my senior square for my…
Read Blog PostOlympian Carves Paths for Asian-American Representation
American snowboarder Chloe Kim astonished millions through her gold medal-winning performances during the 2018 pyeongchang Olympics at the young age of 17. It was here that Kim became the youngest…
Read Blog PostK-drama Spotlight: Reply 1988
Netflix has expanded the Korean entertainment industry by providing its global-wide fan base and its newcomers with binge-worthy k-dramas and movies. Among the wide array of romcoms, family, thriller, horror,…
Read Blog PostPerfecting the Tteokbokki Recipe
Tteokbokki is a popular Korean dish that translates to “spicy rice cakes.” If you are familiar with Korean cuisine, it is most likely that this dish remains as one of…
Read Blog PostWhat it Means To Succeed in College
1. Academically One of, or for the majority, the most prioritized goal in college for many is to succeed academically. Whether it be for the GPA that will eventually go…
Read Blog PostHow to Adapt to Change on Campus
When I was younger, I romanticized the idea of college to an extreme. Escaping the quietness and uniformity of my typical suburban town and moving to a city where endless…
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