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Podcast: Green Roof ‘Living Laboratory’ on Dickinson College’s Tome Hall - In this podcast, we take a trip to the top of Tome Hall, where an experimental green roof is helping make Dickinson even more sustainable.

Students at West Virginia University may face higher costs while studying abroad this school year due to a policy change in the Office of Global Affairs. Now, all faculty-led study

Before the war, nearly 80,000 foreign students were enrolled at universities in Ukraine. Almost a quarter of them were from African countries. But why was Ukraine such a major drawcard for African students — and where are they all going now?

Nigerian student Collins Xavier went to Ukraine with the hope that it would catapult his career. But then the war changed everything. Since escaping Ukraine, Collins is now trying to restart his studies in Berlin and get his future back on track.

Los Angeles is a sprawling metropolis known for being the go-to spot for careers in film and industry. However, beyond the glam of Hollywood, Los Angeles is also the home…

Students exposed to international business program find it easier to expand their career horizons and seek opportunities across the globe

France is listed among the 5 countries on the MakeinIndia website and is the 3rd largest foreign employer in India

This week’s UH News Image of the Week is from UH Mānoa’s Paul Porter.

Dickinson Celebrates Homecoming & Family Weekend 2022 - There was an extra jolt of excitement during the 2022 Homecoming & Family Weekend. Along with all of the traditional favorites, the event included new traditions and a big moment in Dickinson history.

Dickinson Students Offer Insight into Summer Internships - tk