Jennalynn Fung

2 months ago | medium.com | Jennalynn Fung

Collage made by Jennalynn Fung / Photos of medical health care providers protesting for various things, most notably during Black Lives Matter in 2020Education is the best medicine. Jennalynn Fung·Follow36 min read·--A teenage girl walks into a clinic, silent and shaking. She’s been sexually assaulted. The doctor tries to access the online CDC’s treatment guidelines for STDs — only to find them deleted. In Kansas City, ERs overflow with patients coughing up blood.

2 months ago | ladygunn.com | Jennalynn Fung

I am driving across the Bay Bridge at a precarious speed while simultaneously blasting MiLES’ music and frantically texting him about where to meet him for the Outside Lands music festival. He says plans have changed, they’ve already left the hotel, and it turns out the festival gave the team one less wristband for exclusive backstage entry.

Jan 8, 2025 | ladygunn.com | Jennalynn Fung

Story / Jennalynn FungPhotos / Michelle SyA lot has changed for Thuy since her first interview with LADYGUNN. In April 2024, she became the first Vietnamese-American artist to perform at Coachella. In May 2024, she performed at the 88rising Head in the Clouds (HITC) NY music festival. And on October 30th, she embarked on her second world tour for her third project, wings. Thuy, too, has changed. She’s become more comfortable in the limelight, even asking for attention at times.

Nov 18, 2024 | ladygunn.com | Jennalynn Fung

Wave to earth frontman Daniel Kim confesses he believes that their records will be timeless. When I ask him what makes him so certain that they will attain that kind of permanence, he says it’s instinct. Soonjong “John” Cha aka Potatoi, bassist, insists that Kim just has a gut feeling for what works and what doesn’t. Dong Q, the drummer, nods his head in agreement. Their music is influenced by artists that they enjoy listening to.

Oct 1, 2024 | rhochistj.org | Jennalynn Fung

By: Jennalynn Fung, PharmD candidate c/o 2025Dr. Hyunah Cho, Ph.D., an Assistant Professor in the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, was awarded a $745,000 R16 Sure-First grant from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS). Her research is focused on developing nano-based optical imaging agents as prospective tools for brain imaging.