Putting Out the Welcome Mat: How Grassroots Diplomacy Can Help Counter the “Trump Effect”

A recent New York Times article reports that 40% of U.S. colleges and universities have seen a decrease in their international applications—a result of the so-called “Trump Effect,” or “chilling effect,” within the international… Continue reading →

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One To World in the Huffington Post!

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Happy St Patrick’s Day! Check out One To World’s Global Classroom program in the Huffington Post!  Harlem Students Dance to an Irish Jig Thanks to Siobhan for a wonderful St Patrick’s Day themed… Continue reading →

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Beyond Manhattan

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I’d simply say New York whenever my peers at college had asked me where I’m from. Of course, it being New York, the person asking me would usually say “Oh!” followed by some… Continue reading →

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Christmas Traditions Around the World

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Christmas in NYC, Rockefeller Center In the US, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer usually heralds in the Christmas season with his omnipotent presence in the media – from TV to radio to print. He… Continue reading →

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Holiday Party Re-Cap

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On December 9th, a total of 56 Fulbright students, representing 34 countries, joined One To World staff and supporters in celebrating this holiday season at the Pomegranate Gallery in Soho. The gallery, owned… Continue reading →

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World Cup Update and Other Cultural Pastimes

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Now that the semester is winding down, you may invariably find yourself with some extra time on your hands. So what do you do when you’ve finally recuperated from the sleepless nights spent… Continue reading →

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Education Debate in London

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As you may – or may not – know, the cost of higher education in the United States can be exorbitant. Generally speaking, tuition varies greatly depending on the type of institution you are applying… Continue reading →