International Journalism Project

From Extraordinary to Ordinary: Adjusting after Studying Abroad

“It’s the driving force for what I want to do with my life now… I think about Italy every single day, I think about my students every single day.”

International House

The International house was founded in 2012 by the Center for International Learning. Over 500 residents have living in the international house. The students living there are from a number of different countries but the I-House is also home to American students.

The importance of studying abroad

The U Curve Hypothesis states that there are multiple stages in an individual’s experience abroad, the honeymoon, crisis, recovery and…

NAU Budget Cuts Could Affect Tuition Prices

Young children are raised with the notion that they have to go to college to get a degree in order to get a job, and the price of college has risen drastically in the past decade. The cost of tuition and books has sky-rocked, and students are struggling…

Building Nations

A new graduate program offers specialized training for tribal leadership.

The Department of Applied Indigenous Studies at Northern Arizona University now offers a new online graduate program on Tribal leadership and Native…

Center for International Education constructs new International Pavilion (Story 3 Final)

This semester the International House is representing students from 25 different countries. According to the Center for International Education (CIE) over 22 primary languages…

From over 6,000 Miles Away, Flagstaff aids Mongolia.

6,261.7 miles from Flagstaff Arizona, to Ulan Bator the capitol of Mongolia where a Flagstaff International Relief Effort (FIRE) office is housed and has been serving since 2010.

A Change of Pace for Three Australian Students

Studying abroad to a place one may be unfamiliar with is a challenge. Not only is it a change in scenery but also can be a change in lifestyle.

(Interview with subject 1: Ben Gering — pending/transcribing)