International students find community through affinity groups, shared interests
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Each year, Northwestern enrolls about 9,500 international students from more than 120 countries, according to the University’s website. Several international students said they create a sense of belonging on campus through affinity groups, clubs and shared interests. Weinberg junior Jina Lee, co-president of the Korean International Student Association, said she feels KISA creates a space...
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International students find community through affinity groups, shared interests
Each year, Northwestern enrolls about 9,500 international students from more than 120 countries, according to the University’s website. Several international students said they create a sense of belonging on campus through affinity groups, clubs and shared interests. Weinberg...
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