Haifa Rejili received a call at 7 p.m. telling her she had the option to either stay at USI housing or go back to her home country.
The international student made her decision and by 10 a.m. the next...
Transportation is not as easy as it may seem for some students on campus.
Many students are not comfortable with driving or simply do not have a car. It is even more difficult for international students...
Students and faculty filed through the doors of Carter Hall Friday as the smells of the International Food Expo filled the air.
The International Club hosts the yearly event, and it serves as a way for...
Sandrita Sanabria believes that Donald Trump does not represent the American people she knows.
Sanabria, a former university international student from Paraguay said although she expected Trump to win...
The Shield interviewed three international students to see how they were acclimating to life at a U.S. university. In this weekly series, The Shield revisits Sandrita Sanabria, a junior international studies major from Paraguay, to find out her opinion on U.S. politics and her experience at a Donald Trump Rally.
This year’s annual International Food Expo featured 22 countries Friday at Carter Hall. The students cooked common foods from their countries Thursday night to prep for the expo, which featured a fashion show, food, music and entertainment.
The Shield interviewed three international students to see how they were acclimating to life at a U.S. university. In this weekly series, The Shield revisited Deena Bregheith, a junior English major from Palestine, to see how sexuality is perceived in Palestine versus the U.S.
The Shield interviewed three international students to see how they were acclimating to life at a U.S. university. In this weekly series, The Shield will follow Deena Bregheith, a junior English major from Palestine; Souleymane Mamane Illia, a junior English major from Niger, West Africa and Sandrita Sanabria, a junior international studies major from Paraguay.
While local students spend time with their families and chow down on Thanksgiving turkey, international students are either staying put or experiencing the holiday in Chicago.
