Welcome to International House!
International House at the University of Chicago is a dynamic residential and program center for students and scholars from over fifty countries who are affiliated with educational, professional, and cultural institutions throughout Chicago. International House also serves the greater Chicago community as a cultural and intellectual center for a wide range of public programs.
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Living at I-House
Situated on the University of Chicago campus in Hyde Park, International House provides its residents with an exciting social and intellectual atmosphere where lifelong friendships and professional ties are forged. Members of the community are defined by their energy, idealism, and interest in other cultures.
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Programs and Events
Whether it’s world music or a dance performance, a lecture, a conference, a symposium, an international film festival, or a cultural celebration, International House presents public programs that advance cross-cultural understanding and promote opportunities for civic discourse on community, national, and world affairs.
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International House: In the News
University of Chicago Professor Dario Maestripieri Discusses Human Social Behavior in new book
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Mitt Romney speaks about Economic Policy at International House
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International House hosts signing Ceremony for the Vivekananda Visiting Professorship
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Some of the Nation's Foremost Political Figures and Commentators Discuss the 2012 Presidential Election in a Panel at International House
The January 19th discussion occurred as the 2012 presidential race is entering a new phase. Republicans in Iowa and New Hampshire cast the first votes in January to select their nominee to challenge incumbent President Barack Obama. Watch the discussion here »





