The International Center provides a wealth of programs for international students, including weekly coffee hours, a global speakers service, an alumni mentor service, and the Bloomington- Worldwide Friendship Program, which is an opportunity to meet and dine with local families. On campus, graduate law students typically reside in Eigenmann Hall, which houses many of the international students studying at the university, or at one of several on-campus apartment complexes for married students. Off campus, a wide selection of private rental housing allows students to select a location meeting their specific needs. These groups organize social events and provide opportunities to network. Many have Web sites that can be reached from the School of Law Web site.
Cultural life abounds in Bloomington.
Indiana University's School of Music is one of the best in the world, providing more than 1,000 performances each year from opera to jazz. Leisure time can be spent visiting art museums, enjoying Indiana University sporting events, or hiking in the parks. Visitors are also delighted to find that Bloomington offers an array of international groceries and restaurants.