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  • The Parts of Being an International Student No One Talks About

    The Parts of Being an International Student No One Talks About

    12 hours ago ·  0

    When people think of international students, they often imagine exciting opportunities, cultural diversity, and academic success. Brochures often depict smiling students strolling across beautiful campuses, forging a bright future in a new country.

  • Accessible Learning Services: What I Didn’t Understand at First

    Accessible Learning Services: What I Didn’t Understand at First

    3 days ago ·  0

    When I first heard about Accessible Learning Services at Seneca, I assumed it wasn’t for me. Back home, learning support services weren’t something we talked about. If you struggled, you were expected to work harder, not ask for accommodations. So when I saw information about Accessible Learning Services, I thought it was only for students with visible disabilities or serious learning challenges, something that didn’t apply to me.

  • Special Edition Peer-to-Peer Lounge: Honouring International Women's Day

    Special Edition Peer-to-Peer Lounge: Honouring International Women's Day

    14 days ago ·  0

    International Women’s Day always makes me stop and think about the women who’ve shaped my life. It gives me a reason to pause, look around, and think about each one of them. A parent, a sibling, a friend, a professor, a coach, a supervisor, a mentor, or someone who simply showed up for me when it mattered. It’s also a day to celebrate women’s achievements and to keep the conversation going about equity, respect and opportunity in our communities, including on campus.

  • Counselling? I Didn’t Think I Needed It — Until I Did

    Counselling? I Didn’t Think I Needed It — Until I Did

    18 days ago ·  0

    Honestly, counselling was never something I thought I would need. In my mind, counselling was for people facing serious situations: crisis, trauma, or something clearly overwhelming. When I first came to Canada as an international student, I assumed everything I was feeling was just part of the process: homesickness, stress, loneliness, pressure to do well, and figuring life out in a new country. Everyone goes through this, right? So, I told myself I just needed to be stronger and push through.

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