Learn the history of Halloween, from ancient Celtic traditions to modern American celebrations, and discover how, as an international student, you can enjoy this cultural experience.

Looking for Halloween costume ideas? Here are 15 easy, creative, and budget-friendly ideas, from classic witches to trendy Gen Z costumes, perfect for international students in the US.

Discover the top US cities to celebrate Halloween — from Salem’s witchy charm to New Orleans’ lively parades — plus safety and budget tips for international students.

Fall is fully here, and it’s time for you to discover all of the best fall foods. Check out this article to learn more about some typical American foods that people eat in the fall.

Managing your mental health while studying abroad is not for the weak. As an international student, you have a lot of things that can be stressful and emotional; as a result, you really need to find ways to manage your mental health.

Moving abroad is not an easy task, especially when it is the first time. When you do, it is normal to experience culture shock, no matter how prepared you are. To know more about how to navigate it, read the rest of the article.

An easy checklist to follow if you want to get that 4.0 GPA as an international student.

A few tips to keep your long-distance friendships while you are studying abroad.

If you wonder about the American college culture as an international student, here is a little guide for you.

Are you trying to build your resume as an international student in the US or Canada? We build you an article to help you understand what you should add and remove from your resume

Are you looking for some fall travel inspiration for your next trip? We made a list to help you figure out where you should go next.

If you are considering getting a car as an international student in the US, you should figure out the pros and cons first. This is why we wrote this article.

Studying in the United States is an exciting opportunity — but if you’re an international student, you may notice that the academic system works differently than what you’re used to at home. From flexible course choices to interactive classrooms, the U.S. learning style emphasizes independence, participation, and critical thinking.

Studying in the U.S. is exciting, but for many international students, one challenge is making friends with Americans. It’s easy to stay in the comfort zone of hanging out with other international students — after all, they understand what you’re going through

Moving abroad for college is already a big step, but as an international student, you’re probably also thinking about your future career. Employers today expect graduates to have more than just a degree; they want to see skills, experiences, and initiative. That’s where your resume comes in.

When international students arrive on U.S. campuses, one of the first things they notice is how central sports are to student life. Unlike in many other countries, athletics in American colleges isn’t just a side activity; it’s a cultural phenomenon. From packed stadiums to student-athlete traditions, college sports shape the university experience in ways that may feel surprising at first.