From rising gas prices to travel disruptions, members of the Ithaca community are feeling the ripple effects of the Iran war since the United States and Israel launched the first airstrike of the conflict Feb. 28.

While many of their peers embark on journeys home for the holidays, some international students often find themselves grappling with the complexities of staying behind. In what is usually a campus buzzing with busy energy, the quiet campus and the hushed corridors of residence halls become the backdrop for a different narrative. Navigating the winter break as an international student at Ithaca College presents a unique set of challenges that often go unnoticed. 

The college should not let its international community suffer financially because of its poor communication skills.   

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The lack of consideration toward international students has never been so evident.

International students discussed generalizations and other issues at a panel hosted by the International Club of Ithaca College on Oct. 30.