Remote Work and Its Effect on Hawai’i’s Future
During the pandemic, many digital workers flock to Hawai’i to work remotely, which may be part of a bigger solution to boost Hawai’i’s struggling economy.
Getting a Master’s Degree: Dual Perspectives on Graduate School During the Pandemic and Investing in Yourself
Two Mochi staffers explain their “when” and “why” to pursue grad school, and what their experiences have been like as Asian American women.
Cooking Up a Burlesque Show with Calamity Chang
Calamity Chang, founder of the Asian Burlesque Festival, reveals her journey as a burlesque performer and how she produces her dim sum-themed shows.
The Disposable Self: The Cost of College for an Asian American
What is the cost of college for an Asian American woman? My experience has taught me that it means forgoing individuality for a voice.