Imagine going to study abroad to a different country. Most people in this situation would face a lot of culture shock. Now imagine navigating the already difficult world of romance and dating. We asked our international boarding students what they think about dating in the United States, and how it’s different from the dating customs […]
5:30 p.m. on a Thursday evening. The doors to the cafeteria open. The wave of teenagers enters the cafe. Today there is a salad bar, a soup, main courses such as shrimp, beef, and potatoes, a choice of vegetables, and dessert. A line forms. Over 150 kids come eat dinner here. About 3 quarters of […]
Stopping extremist islamic terrorism and fixing the country’s immigration system were both top issue during Trump’s presidential campaign. In his first week in office he acted on his campaign words immediately when he signed the first executive order on travel and immigration. The first order was widely rejected and caused chaos amongst the people. The […]
Subin Jung stood in the doorway watching her mother, grabbing the binder and papers she needed for the day. They were embarking for China, a new business opportunity unfolding. Her mother, a very successful business women, is always imagining how to become more prosperous. Jung admires her mother’s ability to juggle her family, along with […]
…the answer depends where you live in the world By IARYNA IASENYTSKA & FANNI ABONYI Tattoos can be seen everywhere, in metro stations, restaurants, magazines, schools, and on the streets. According to […]
The United States is consistently the top study abroad destination for students around the world, with nearly 900,000 international students coming to the U.S. to study during the 2013-2014 school year, according to a study completed in 2015 by Voice of America. As reported by an annual survey called 2013 Open Doors Report on International […]
