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Ramadan on Campus

Muslim students at American universities use Ramadan as an opportunity to share their faith with their non-Muslim classmates.

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    College Life

    The U.S. college experience is a time to study and prepare for a career, but also offers opportunities to discover, explore and mature.

In Their Own Words

American students share thoughts about U.S. university life

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  • Melissa Amler

    Melissa Amler, University of Pittsburgh

    "The best part about living away from home is being able to begin a new life. It’s both exciting and scary to be on your own, but for the most part, it’s rewarding to be able to make decisions as you see fit."

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  • Carlo Arce

    Carlo Arce, George Washington University

    "I usually study in the library. It is very quiet, mostly, and usually my friends are over. It is a good motivator having friends around studying with you."

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  • Mia Walker

    Mia Walker, Harvard University

    "After midnight, if you look around the campus, you will see how many lights are still on. Everyone stays up studying, writing papers, and of course, stalking people on Facebook."

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  • Tyler Fishbone

    Tyler Fishbone, George Washington University

    "One of the big things in my life is family. Coming here I did not have family … but now I really can't imagine a better scenario. You are living on your own, you are doing whatever you want."

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  • Claire Richard

    Claire Richard, Harvard University

    "It is literally our job to go to class and hang out with our friends and talk about what we've learned recently. How cool is that?"

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  • Jahlisa Dodson

    Jahlisa Dodson, George Washington University

    "I am involved in the Caribbean Student Union. ... We get together and get food from the different islands. … We organize heritage weeks where one week we'll talk about Trinidad, another Jamaica or Barbados, and get people to know a little more about the different islands."

     

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