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After World War II, Eastern’s campus became more global with the arrival of international students. These students came to Eastern from the far reaches of the world to study and receive an education that was often inaccessible at home. For some students, their experiences at Eastern followed wartime tragedies in their home countries. Corazon Baldos started attending classes in 1949. From the Philippines, she lost both her young child and husband along with hundreds of neighbors in a massacre. Another student arriving in 1949 was Kou Chou Wu, from Fukien, China. He went back to China after graduation, but kept in touch with his favorite professors and administrators. He sent this copy of the Lord’s Prayer printed in Chinese to Eastern.

One piece from the Twelve Great Women of China series. These pieces were a gift to the Eastern Alumni Office from international student, Kuo Chou Wu. See all 12 pieces by browsing the Twelve Great Women of China Collection.