The Office of International Affairs invites international and domestic students to join us for Global Engagement Night, where you can interact with one another and have cross-cultural discussions about different regions of the world and general topics affecting all college students.
All are welcome to join the discussion every Tuesday from 6-7 p.m. ET in 160 Enarson Classroom Building.
Dating cultures in China, South Africa and the United States reflect different social norms and values. In China, dating is often viewed with a long-term goal of marriage, with family values playing an important role. Dating in South Africa is influenced by a mix of traditional values and modern influences, with different customs in different cultures. In contrast, dating in the United States is usually more casual and individualistic, focusing on personal choice and compatibility rather than family approval. While all three cultures value connection and love, we'll explore how their dating styles vary greatly due to their unique social expectations and traditions.