Students who studied abroad face obstacles readjusting to campus life, but ultimately, their experiences overrule whatever difficult transitions lay in wait.

BC students are abroad and seeing the world for themselves, with all the good and the bad it has to offer.

Associate Professor Ling Zhang weighs in on the water shortage in Cape Town, South Africa, and its wider global implications for water consumption and activism.

What is it like to be in an interracial relationship on campus?

Mandela's passing continues to unite people throughout the globe, but it does not mean his work is done.

From the impending result of Zimmerman's trial to Nelson Mandela's health, get the latest news from every continent.

The U.S. fiscal cliff issue is having ramifications worldwide. Revolts in Egypt again. South Africa's economy slipping. China and India cooperating. Portugal raises taxes. What's happening with Argentina's debt?

In the wake of the election, international opinions have generally congratulated Obama’s victory and support his liberal and populist image.