Vy Nguyen

I recently watched Thirteen Lives, the film based on the 2018 rescue of the 12 boys and their soccer coach who became trapped inside a cave in Thailand. I already…

I’ve been thinking a lot about first impressions lately, and not the kind that happen in job interviews or on the first day of school. I mean the quiet ones…

I’ve been thinking a lot about first impressions lately, and not the kind that happen in job interviews or on the first day of school. I mean the quiet ones…

Between podcasts, news, research, and social media, learning about basically anything has gotten way easier over the past few years. What actually matters now is how much scrutiny that info…

Some of the hardest conversations I’ve had with my parents haven’t been about school, my career, or moving away for law school. They’ve been about race. From talking with friends…

Before I studied public health, I thought of language barriers as an inconvenience. Something frustrating, sure, but not something that could put someone’s health at risk. I knew it made…

I’m starting law school this fall, so I’ve been paying closer attention to financial aid changes than I probably ever have before. As I learned more about the upcoming changes…

I chose to intern for ARCC because its mission sits at the intersection of everything I’m passionate about: my own experience as an Asian American, my background in public health,…

Growing up, I rarely learned about Asian American history in school. It’s a part of U.S. history that’s often overlooked, so it wasn’t until I started seeking those stories out…