Learning remotely, away from home: IU international students reflect on college experience during pandemic
Many international students have not returned home since March 2020.
Many international students have not returned home since March 2020.
The IU Atlas mobile app helps international students more easily upload U.S. entry documents.
Here are a few key terms that are useful to know around campus, so read and memorize. Don’t worry, there will not be a quiz.
Not everything fits in a suitcase. We picked out a few of our favorite stores around Bloomington for anything you might need after moving in.
Welcome to campus! Mark your calendars and check out these IU traditions and events during your stay in Bloomington.Welcome Week,
Merriam Webster dictionary defines “Hoosier” as a native or resident of Indiana.But what does it really mean?
Welcome to IU! To get to know the University better, check out these trivia questions. How many do you know?
Bloomington’s downtown scene is bustling with international flavor, vintage and vinyl. Here, we point out some of our favorites.
Being away from home can be difficult. Being away from any kind of food you consider familiar can make it
A cultural organization might help you find your niche at IU, whether you are ready to learn about other cultures or you want to find a place to feel at home.
More than 8,000 international students come from more than 160 countries to attend IU. Curious about where they're from and what they're studying?
Culture shock can impact many students, affecting their eating, sleeping and studying. IU’s Counseling and Psychological Services provides tips for international students to help with cultural adjustment.
Leaders across campus offer advice on how to make the most of your time at IU.
The Office of International Services' programming mission is to support international students during their transition process and throughout their time of study at IU.
Even though you might not have a car and are in an unfamiliar place, don’t worry — there are plenty of easy and free ways to navigate Bloomington and the areas around it.
It can be intimidating enough to start at a big school like IU, but it can be even scarier in a totally new country.Luckily, IU offers students countless opportunities to get involved and make new friends.