• The first Confucius Institute at University of Maryland
• Committee 100 Northern California Region's Leadership Forum and Gala December 4
• S.B. Woo reelected president of 80-20
• Laurel Yong-Hwa Lee choosen one of the 32 U.S. Students as Rhode Scholars
• Seventh World Congress on Qigong November 12 -15 in San Francisco
• NAPABA 2003 convention November 11 -33
• AAARI held its 2004 annual banquet November 18
• Thomas H. C. Lee to speak on "Chinese Academy"
• Sister Catherine Lee killed by truck in New York
• Number of Chinese orphans to U.S. highest in four years
• Fairfield University Danke Li received $4,000 from Li Educational Foundation
• Chinese herb shortage for curing malaria
• AsianWeek celebrated 25th Anniversary of publication
• Andrea Jung among 50 powerful business women in the world
• New York Chinatown crime rings indicted
• Asian Americans for the Supreme Court justices?
• Asian Americans more frequently infected with hepatitis B
• Research on genomic solution to medical problems
• Oakland 's Chinatown published
• Iris Chang, author of The Rape of Nanking, was 36
• APAs convened at University of Arizona
• Leroy Chiao is NASA astronaut
• In the Shadow of Gold Mountain shown in Canada beginning November 4
• Thomas H. Yu elected OFIC trustee
• CALA Greater Mid-Atlantic Chapter presents lecture November 6
• Asian American voters bucked the national voting trend
• Samuel Wang awarded a Meck Foundation grant
• Yongyi Song a recipient of the 21st Century Librarian Award at Syracuse
• Eugene Huang appointed Virginia's Secretary of Technology
• Norman Yee wins a seat in San Francisco Board of Education
• Steve Chen moves supercomputing business to China
• Chinese American school awarded $25,000 grant

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