By Ha Ta and Suhra Nahib To professors familiar with Yan Wu, an international journalism student whose work appeared in a Pulitzer Prize finalist piece, she was to become an extraordinary digital journalist. Whether Wu can stay in the U.S. to work, however, depends on the result of a visa lottery in April. This visa … More An International Student’s Journey to Work in the U.S

By Ha Ta Crime, drugs and immigration are not the biggest fears faced by those living on both sides of the U.S. – Mexico border, according to Ieva Jusionyte; for them, a permeable barrier is much safer than a concrete wall. “Today marks an important anniversary: Twenty-nine years ago the Berlin Wall fell, but it … More Perspective from an Emergency Responder at US – Mexico Border