Come for the free food! Come for the free entertainment! Come find about Yale's Asian scene! 5 - 7 pm at the AACC .

Take a break from the Bulldog Days madness and come EAT some free food, DRINK some smoothies, PLAY some card games, WATCH Casino Royale and MEET your fellow Prefrosh!

At the heart of Yale's quest for excellence, lies an integral commitment to diversity. The vibrancy of the Yale community fosters learning and growth outside of the academic domains of the classroom, allowing for not only cross-cultural awareness but cross-cultural sharing, understanding and connecting. Currently, Yale College enrolls over 5,000 undergraduates from all 50 U.S. states and many countries around the world. About 14% of the student body hails from another country and about 30% of the undergraduates are students of color. Asian Americans comprise the largest minority group at Yale, standing at about 15%. There are numerous resources for Asian-American students at Yale, reflecting Yale's mission to provide a supportive atmosphere for its students of color. Besides Yale's cultural houses, another such resource available throughout freshman year is the Ethnic Counselor Program.

The Asian American Cultural Center (AACC) hosts many events to acclimate new freshmen on Campus, starting at Bulldog days for prospective Elis. This year the Asian American Cultural Center will host a Casino Night where winnings can be redeemed for necessities of a Yalie-Bulldog paraphernalia. Representatives from the Asian American Student Alliance and its affiliated organization will be present to answer any questions and elaborate on the Yale experience. Fun, laid back, and rewarding -- it definitely isn't an event to be missed.