As first-generation immigrants from Taiwan, siblings Will Hsu ’98 and Angie Hsu ’96 shared their motivation for creating the first endowed directorship for the Asian American Activities Center.

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I grew up in the San Gabriel Valley — also referred to as SGV or the 626 — an ethnoburb in Los Angeles County where Asian ...

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