Fulton Farm’s Sarah Bay, F.R.E.S.H. from Nicaragua
Sarah Bay presenting in Allen Auditorium Photo provided by Danniele Fulmer On Feb. 21 at 1:30 p.m., as a blizzard
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Belize: When Knowledge Became Understanding
On Jan. 10, 2015, at approximately 2:00 a.m., eleven Wilson students along with two professors set out to spend two
Read moreWilson Students Go to South Korea
One exciting part of the college experience is the opportunity to study abroad. Studying abroad is a chance to travel
Read more“The Six Degrees of Separation,” Wilson style
“The Six Degrees of Separation,” seems an interesting concept. This compelling theory shows how small a world we live in
Read moreStudying abroad: An adventure in diversity
Twenty-six international students from various countries currently study at Wilson College. The Institute of International Education’s (IIE) “Open Doors 2013”
Read moreFriendly Families Bid Internationals Farewell
Spring is a time of year for new beginnings, but for some international students spring is a time to say
Read moreNational Cherry Blossom Festival Honors Lasting Friendship:
On April 12, six international students from Armenia, France and South Korea visited Washington, DC to watch the National Cherry
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Ten international students went to Philadelphia for a cultural trip during spring break, Mar.21- Mar.23, 2014. International Student and Scholar
Read moreInternational students adapt though cultural differences prove a challenge
This fall, seventeen international students came to Wilson College. They hailed from South Korea, Columbia, France, Armenia, Pakistan, Ghana and
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