Sanya Lopez as Paris, Jodi Sta. Maria as Vicky, and Jane Oineza as Saki By Joel David Scholars of intercultural exchange, ...

PIDCI has become such a meaningful part of my life.’ Photo by Fred Bebe By Cristina DC Pastor Mariano “Nongsky” Aquino Jr.

Volume III of ‘Fighting to Belong.’ ‘American history cannot be told fully without AAPI history.’ The Asian American ...

October 18 is a day our community will remember for years to come.’ Photos by Marivir Montebon By Marivir Montebon History has been made on October 18, 2026 when the Filipino American community in ...

American citizenship is regarded as the “highest hope of civilized men” according to Schneiderman v. United States, 320 U.S. 118, 122 (1943). U.S. citizenship gained through naturalization is rarely ...

David Remnick, editor of the The New Yorker calls Patricia Evangelista’s book, “Some People Need Killing,” “one of the most remarkable pieces of narrative nonfiction I have read in a long, long time.” ...

There have been claims that in 1763, in a little-known fishing village on Lake Borgne in Louisiana called St. Malo, Filipino fishermen built houses on stilts, learned to live with the elements, and ...

There are skeptics and doubters, just as there are likers and adorers. TOFA is never lacking in any of them. Yet, through its bumpy yet engrossing eight-year run, The Outstanding Filipinos in America ...

Theirs is a story that blends the best elements of romance, politics and history. That it spanned across New York City and Washington D.C. makes the chain of events heartwarming as it is “When Harry ...