From VPN connection to Zoom fatigue, online classes have been a different kind of struggle for international students International students living in different time zones face greater pressures and challenges in order to survive school. Technical issues happen frequently. Time differences can make their learning experience even more difficult. Emilie Fu, Emily Bonilla February 23
Brazilian students and experts anticipate uncertainty in the Biden-Bolsonaro relationship Joe Biden’s attitudes toward Brazil’s president will impact the United States’ regional neighbor — and close observers are nervous. Giulia Gomes February 23
Students and study abroad offices navigate changed plans and uncertainty amid a second semester without overseas study While upperclassmen are looking to post-graduate fellowships and international work and study opportunities, underclassmen are making the most of virtual “study abroad” programs. Emily Lieberman February 22
Shared living and working spaces provide international students with stability amid uncertainty Chinese students are helping each other cope with the new reality of studying remotely around the world. Baoqi "Eileen" Chen November 9, 2020
Greeting SoCal Through Zoom: Freshmen from around the world navigate the challenges of adjusting to college online While some first-year students adjust to college from their off-campus apartment, others are navigating censorship laws, visa uncertainty and limited internet freedom in their home countries. Polly Le October 12, 2020