Quin Scott

Quin Scott is a writer, painter, and educator in the Pacific Northwest. They like reading, running, and making jokes with their friends.

Kaitlyn Chen makes history with NCAA women’s basketball title

The UConn Huskies starting guard is the first Taiwanese American to win the championship when her team beat the University of South Carolina Gamecocks on Sunday

Ichiro is the first Asian athlete inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame

The Japanese ballplayer is on his way to Cooperstown this summer

Notre Dame head coach holding a trophy at the 2022 TaxSlayer Gator Bowl.

Notre Dame football’s head coach Marcus Freeman makes history

He is the first Black and first Asian head coach to advance to the college football national championship

An ode to the NBA’s great new API odd couple

The tallest and shortest players in the NBA both ball for the Memphis Grizzlies, and they’re an iconic duo

Filmmaker Sami Khan: The storyteller behind ‘Starting 5’

He reflects on his experience working closely with basketball stars Jayson Tatum and Jimmy Butler for this new Netflix series

Anthony Volpe, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Dave Roberts, Tommy Edman, and Shohei Ohtani.

The 2024 World Series was a win for Asians and Asian Americans

The Los Angeles Dodgers may have taken home the trophy, but Asians played crucial roles on both sides

A man is sitting and looks to the left with his hand outstretched as if in the middle of a speech.

Carl Lorenz Cervantes finds Filipino-ness in the paranormal

How telepathy, witchcraft, psychic experiments, and ancient civilizations play a part in the Filipino Indigenization movement

A family of 4 stand together in front of trees with green leaves.

Iris Chen is ‘Untigering’ the Tiger Parent

Write Quin Scott talks with the author and parenting coach about unlearning the ways of our parents for the benefit of a new generation

A woman with long black hair and dark eyes looks directly at the viewer.

Eunice Lau’s ‘A-Town Boyz’ explores fractured relationships

The director on how the documentary led to a years-long journey of connecting with herself and others

A black and white portrait of actor Karoline, with short black hair, in a white top and dark pants.

Karoline: ‘Death and Other Details’ has ‘murder, mystery and sex’

The actor on their new Hulu show, growing up with conservative Chinese parents and how actors are psychotic

An older woman and a nurse with a tag of the Filipino flag on their uniform hold hands together, with the Israeli flag and a city in the background.

Jimmy Pacheco and the State of Filipino Caregivers in Israel

The recently released hostage of Hamas raises the question of a community of “transparents” and how they are seen (or not) in Israel

442: The Tradition of Feeding the Dead Lives On

For All Souls Day, we take a look at how Asian cultures show love through food—in life and death