LOVE FOR ALL
International Week is a time for students to celebrate their diverse backgrounds
This year the Council of International Students and Organizations presented International Week, which is a weeklong event on campus that celebrates all of the cultures and traditions of regions from around the world. This year, I-Week took place from April 5th-April 9th with only three out of five days held in-person, and included virtual and in-person components. The theme Generations of Achieve-ments celebrated generations of achievements from Asia, Africa, Latin America, the Middle East and Europe. The COISO’s events included live cultural music performances, prizes and special giveaways. Students that attended the in-person events were able to try different international foods while safely following COVID-19 rules. GETTING ARTSY
International Week’s opening night tent activity for Africa day. Students worked together to try and ceate art inspired by Australian culture. Photo courtesy of COISO
INFORM OTHERS
Nkosi Robinson tabling at the Food, Dance, and Music tent for Latin America and Caribbean Day. He hands out informational papers to students who pass by the table. Photo courtesy of COISO
CREATING FUN Africa Day hosts multiple
student activity tables. Pictured are the DIY African bracelets that students were able to hand make and keep. Photo courtesy of COISO
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