Liminal Spaces: An Exhibition on the Edge of Transformation
“Liminal Spaces” invites audiences into a borderless world where identity, memory, environment…
From Nairobi to New York: My Grandparents’ I-House Experience
Toronto-based writer and freelance journalist Vikram Nijhawan ’24 lived at International House whil…
Remembering Frank G. Wisner (1938-2025)
The International House community was saddened to learn of the death of Ambassador Frank G. Wisner…
Alumni Spotlight: Sakura Sweethearts Edition
Spencer Dreher ‘95 and Marisha Wignaraja ‘97
Spencer Dreher and Marisha Wignaraja’s love story b…
Think Bigger: An Evening with Dr. Sheena Iyengar
Where Do Big Ideas Come From?
The classic story of the Statue of Liberty focuses on the pe…
From Night Manager to Distinguished Speaker: Jelani Cobb’s Journey Back to I-House
The rumors are true: on his way to becoming an award-winning writer and producer, Jelani Cobb worke…
I-House Welcomes Shobhna Mohn ’95 to the Board
International House Board of Trustees Elects Shobhna Mohn ’95 to Join the Board
At the recent me…
From the Archives: International House Opens
Reprint from THE NEW YORK TIMES, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1924.
INTERNATIONAL HOUSE OPENS DOORS…
Alumni Gather to Celebrate I-House Centennial
Hundreds of alumni from around the world converged in New York September 14-15 for a beautiful late…
Sharing the I-House Resident Directories
Starting in 1923, I-House produced an annual directory for residents. Over the decad…
Announcing the 2024 Davis Projects for Peace Awardees
International House congratulates the ten I-House residents who have received funding through t…
Centennial Celebration
Come home to I-House for a weekend to celebrate our history and launch our second century together…
Henry A. Kissinger (1923-2023)
Henry A. Kissinger, Honorary Trustee and past Board Chair of International House who died November…
Statement on the Conflict in Israel and Gaza
At I-House, we affirm that Israelis and Palestinians have the right to live in safety, dignity, and…
From the Archives: Early Chinese Residents
When the Donald L. Cuneo Hall of History opened last October, resident Peng Guan – a cellist studyi…