International, UT students exchange language, culture at weekly meetings
February 25, 2018
Campus is usually next to empty on the weekends as people escape to their apartments or dorms, leaving the stresses of education behind. Yet each Friday at 5 p.m., nearly 40 students congregate on the second floor of the Texas Union, clustered around laptops and tables littered with worksheets and flashcards, ready to learn something new. These students are a part of Korean English Table at Austin, or KETA, an organization that pairs international and American students together to teach others their native languages.