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...
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How much do you know about Ramadan?
What does “Ramadan Mubarak” actually mean? Think you know? Take the test!
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...
5 ways Americans celebrate the 4th of July
While the origin of this holiday is to mark America’s independence from Great Britain back in 1776, you’ll find most Americans celebrate this holiday (also known as Independence Day) a...
5 things you need to know about Ramadan
If you’ve ever wondered what Ramadan is about, wonder no more! We asked Shareef, INTO’s Arabic language web editor, to tell us the 5 things that you need to know about...
My Christmas in China as an international student
What’s it like spending Christmas in China while studying abroad? Can you still have fun away from home? We asked three INTO China students to tell us their plans for the holidays…...
Photo blog: my first Halloween
One of the best things about studying abroad is trying out new festivals. And many international students are experiencing Halloween for the first time right now! Roxas (Jianwen) Lee, from...
New Year traditions from around the world
New Year’s Eve is celebrated across the world on the 31st December. It is seen as a time for leaving the past year behind and welcoming the beginnings that the...
Global Culture: 5 favourite Christmas traditions
The Christmas mania continues! If you’re an international student, you’ve probably been discovering some weird and wonderful customs (like singing snowmen, red-nosed reindeers and jolly men in red suits). We talk...
