Since I-House is comprised of half U.S. and half international students, students of different culture are usually paired as roomates. Along with the many I-House programs, this encourages friendship between people of various ethnic, national, religious and linguistic backgrounds. The success of the I-House community is based on the participation of its residents. Each resident must agree to make an active contribution to the intercultural life of the International House. Information A bed, dresser, desk and chair are provided for each resident - sheets, blankets, pillows and towels are not.
Residents share a room with one other roommate.
Men and women live on separate floors. Study lounges are available on each floor. Enrollment in one of the on-campus meal plans is required. I-House is centrally located next door to student activity centers, libraries, computer labs and sports facilities. Room and board costs are for the nine month academic year.