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- 1UW students launch East Asian fashion organizationā¼Expressing individualism through fashion: New East Asian fashion student organization at UW
Students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison have started a new East Asian fashion student organization, aiming to give members a space to express individualism through style and explore East Asian fashion culture. The group is highlighted as a fresh campus community for students interested in fashion, identity and cultural exchange.
- 2Supreme Court may strike down school policies limiting Asian studentsā¼Supreme Court may strike down school policies that limit Asian students
The US Supreme Court may strike down school policies that limit the admission of Asian students, according to a Los Angeles Times report. Such a ruling would affect how schools and selective programs use admissions criteria, with potential consequences for diversity policies and student placement across the country.
- 3Traditional Indian art form showcased at University of Illinois cultural centerā¼At the U of Iās Asian American Cultural Center, a traditional Indian art form gets its first showcase
The Asian American Cultural Center at the University of Illinois is hosting its first showcase of a traditional Indian art form. The event marks the center's debut presentation of this art practice, highlighting South Asian cultural programming on campus and giving students and community members a first chance to experience the form in this venue.
- 4ASEAN Foundation Holds Model East Asia Summit on Treaty of Amityā¼ASEAN Foundation Model East Asia Summit: Treaty of Amity and Cooperation
The ASEAN Foundation is organising a Model East Asia Summit centred on the Treaty of Amity and Cooperation, the region's foundational non-aggression pact. The simulation gives participants a chance to role-play diplomatic negotiations among East Asian leaders, debating commitments to peaceful dispute settlement and regional cooperation in the spirit of the treaty signed in 1976.
- 5Kahlenberg: Supreme Court May Strike Limits on Asian StudentsāKahlenberg in the Los Angeles Times: Supreme Court May Strike Down School Policies That Limit Asian Students
Education policy scholar Richard Kahlenberg argues in a Los Angeles Times op-ed that the Supreme Court may strike down school admissions policies that disadvantage Asian students. The piece follows the Court's rulings against race-conscious admissions and suggests selective schools' screening practices could face similar legal challenges.