INTO USF: fun things to do in Tampa
INTO University of South Florida’s General English students recently shared their experiences with INTO USF and why they chose to live in a city like Tampa. Meet our panel of experts, some...
Category: Living Abroad
Say WHAT?! How many of these words do you know?
Think you’re a wizard with words? An expert at expressions? Make it official and find out how you score in our ULTIMATE LINGO CHALLENGE!
A beginner’s guide to the London Underground
If you’re new to London, it won’t be long until you need to use the famous London Underground! It recently celebrated its 150th birthday, making it it the oldest underground system...
Visiting Google’s London headquarters
Tomide, from Nigeria, was lucky enough to win a tour of Google HQ in London! He told us about the day… When I arrived at the Google headquarters in London,...
From fast to feast: an insider’s guide to Eid
Muslims around the world are getting ready to celebrate the end of fasting and start feasting. It’s time for Eid! Eid Al-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan and also well known as...
What’s your favourite food to eat at Iftar?
With so many people celebrating Ramadan from around the globe, we want to know what the most popular Iftar food is for our students! Check out our top 8 foods for...
How much do you know about Ramadan?
What does “Ramadan Mubarak” actually mean? Think you know? Take the test!
Our favourite things about studying abroad
No one knows more about studying abroad than the students who are doing it. So we asked some of our students in the UK, USA and China to tell us...
INTO University of South Florida celebrates the World Cup
The final games of the World Cup are happening over the next few days! We hope that all of our students and centers have had fun watching the games and have especially...
Celebrating Ramadan in the UK
Introducing Nora, our Global Alumni Marketing Manager. She offers some expert advice on how you can observe Ramadan when studying abroad in the UK… Celebrating Ramadan in a different country...
