Renee Inomata, a Boston-area attorney, who was highly active ­— oftentimes behind the scenes — in the civil rights and Asian ...

We believe bigoted and hateful attacks on Somali immigrants, refugees and citizens are harmful to all of society, but ...

When Trish Fontanilla was a child, she had two birthday parties. One had pizza and a yellow sheet cake and was celebrated ...

Tet in Boston is getting bigger. This year the 37th annual Vietnamese Lunar New Year festival will be on Feb. 1, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., at the Thomas M. Menino Convention & Exhibition Center.

Sept.18 was an exceptionally joyful day for a quiet stretch of Hudson Street in the heart of residential Chinatown. Joined by mayor Michelle Wu and the Asian Community Development Corporation (ACDC), ...

For Filipino American History month in October, Sampan, in collaboration with the University of Massachusetts-Boston’s ...

The notion of a doppelgänger in literature has been used for centuries, with varying degrees of success. Think of the ghost ...

Sardines is a comedy show about death. A 60-minute one-man show, comedian Chris Grace presents a compelling autobiographical ...

Over a hundred healthcare workers joined the American-Chinese Medical Exchange Society’s annual meeting at the Sherman Auditorium in Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center on Sept. 14. Faculty and ...

In a neighborhood starved of both new affordable housing and greenery, a development project has forced residents and activists to choose between the two — and the former has won out ... for now. At ...

Juk Sing stands out in the Boston music scene for their unique sound: The band’s specialty is Cantopop — a sub-genre of Chinese pop music originating from Hong Kong. “The golden age of Canto-pop was ...

When Chenlu Hou says her colorful, quirky and often wildly decorated clay sculptures are inspired by Chinese folk art and cut paper, it’s at first hard to believe. But then she sits down at her studio ...