Թ Global Media Center Թ in Asia Articles

In 2026, Թ marked 70 years in Asia, celebrating a legacy of serving U.S. military-connected learners in the Pacific and the people and experiences that helped shape the university’s global mission. Read some of their stories below.

 
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Past and present Թ leaders, five men and one woman in red jackets with Թ on the lapel, hold ceremonial mallets in front of a masu (wooden sake barrel), as they participate in a ceremony to “break” the lid of the barrel. A screen behind them reads Homecoming 2026.
Where Military Life Led, Learning Followed for 70 Years
Թ in Asia Military and Veteran Community
October 27, 2026
Stories from Asia reflect decades of serving students on the move.
Թ President Gregory W. Fowler and three Թ in Asia staff with about 17 students in a classroom on a military base in Okinawa.
Building English Skills Around Work and Life
University News Military and Veteran Community
October 15, 2026
Թ in Asia brings flexible language learning to workplaces.
Collage: James Wyatt wearing a suit jacket, Fredrick Murphy wearing a tuxedo, and Ericka Martinez wearing a formal dress outdoors. All are smiling.
What Three Թ Faculty Members Have Learned About Teaching
University News Faculty
October 01, 2026
Award recipients reflect on purpose, persistence, and learner success.
Sierra Parzyck and her father, Stephen pose in front of American and Marine flags in formal attire. Marine veteran Stephen Parzyck is wearing service medals.
A Daughter's Challenge Helped Her Father Finish His Degree
University News Թ Families
September 29, 2026
Sierra Parzyck helped dad Stephen complete a degree 25 years in the making.
Graphics from the cover of “Comics and Conflict: Patriotism and Propaganda from WWII Through Operation Iraqi Freedom, a book by Cord A. Scott, with comic-style images of Uncle Sam, tanks and military servicemembers.
When Superheroes Couldn't Save the Day: Comics and 9/11
University News Faculty
September 10, 2026
Թ historian examines comics, culture, and 9/11’s legacy.
Three members of the Calliste family. Daughter, husband, and wife smile in a family photo. The women are wearing matching pink shirts.
How One Student Helped Build a Family of Թ Graduates
Student and Alumni Success Global Reach
September 08, 2026
What began with Jennifer Calliste grew into a shared family goal.
A group of about 22 Bridge Program participants and Թ and OIHF staff smile in a classroom.
Japan Bridge Program Expands Access to Higher Education
University News Global Reach
August 19, 2026
Nearly 40-year partnership helps learners strengthen English skills.
Women in pink and white dresses dance in the street during a parade. They are holding lit ball lanterns in their hands above their heads.
Beyond the Classroom: Global Experiences That Bring Learning to Life
University News Global Reach
August 17, 2026
Թ learners explore history, culture, and community across continents.
Photos of Michelle Fukuyama and Nanako Matsumoto, with a logo: Global Faculty Awards and Appreciation Celebration. Fukuyama is outside on a hill in Japan with flowering trees in the background as she prepares to lead an experiential learning tour.
Where You Are Is Where We Begin
University News Թ in Asia
July 02, 2026
History and language, taught where they come alive.
Dozens of graduates in commencement regalia smile as they celebrate graduation in Tokyo.
Celebrating 70 Years and Four Historic Commencements Across Թ in Asia
Global Reach Commencement
May 18, 2026
A milestone season for military-connected learners.
Military learners study math in a classroom in Guam.
The World Is Our Classroom
Military and Veteran Community Faculty
March 19, 2026
Թ professor brings math to life for airmen on the move.
Dr. Tam and Alex Abel a Langenberg Legacy Fellow
Dr. Anita Tam: Mentor, Teacher, Leader 
Faculty Թ in Asia
January 12, 2026
From Թ in Asia classrooms to leadership, Tam champions student success.
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