NPR | April 29, 2020
Eden Center Watches Doors Close One-By-One During the Pandemic
The Washington Post | January 2, 2020
As Clarendon Ballroom closes, it’s the end of an era for Arlington nightlife.
Another long-standing business in Arlington closes and the article references the evolution of the neighborhood over time, and links to the VT Little Saigon Clarendon website.
With Good Reason | June 2019
Episode 4, Parts 1 and 2, of the Voices of Vietnam podcast features oral histories collected by the Echoes of Little Saigon project. Minute 4:25 of Part 2 references Clarendon’s “Little Saigon” businesses and their significance to the Vietnamese immigrants assimilating into American culture.
Northern Virginia Magazine | January 2, 2018
Revisit the loss of Clarendon’s ‘Little Saigon.’
The article mentions the “Echoes of Little Saigon” project conducted by Virginia Tech graduate students in 2014.
Catholic Herald | October 18, 2017
Remembering Clarendon’s Little Saigon
The article explores Clarendon prior to the opening of Metro’s Orange Line, the arrival of Vietnamese to the DC area, and the growth and relocation of Vietnamese businesses from Little Saigon to Eden Center.
Virginia Tech | September 25, 2017
The article recounts the oral histories documented by the 2014 graduate studio and shares stories of Clarendon residents unaware of their neighborhoods history.
Virginia Tech | November 2, 2017
The article references the studio serving as a foundation for the creation of a illustrated booklet by Kim A. O’Connell.
Virginia Tech | May 4, 2015
Graduate students’ studio project on Arlington’s Vietnamese community spurs May 9 celebration
The article explains the purpose of the studio and the celebration that honored Clarendon’s Vietnamese heritage on May 9, 2015.
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