Resident Resources
Updates & Deadlines for Current Residents
Resident Council
The Resident Council serves to advise the President in the affairs of International House by communicating the views and concerns of Residents in the spirit of partnership. Learn who your representatives are and read the RC by-laws.
I-House Programs
Learn about events and happenings at International House
Financial Aid Applications Available
Apply today for Spring 2019 semester financial aid.
Deadline: November 16
Information & Services
Current Residents can access a variety of resources through the list of links below:
Transactions Portal – Pay fees, renew your stay, apply for financial aid and more.
Admissions, Programs and Resident Life – Learn all of the admissions policies and the exciting programs and leadership opportunities available.
Departure Information – Information for residents preparing to depart International House, including important steps pre-departure.
AVI Fresh – Learn about today’s Dining Room menu and more on I-House dining services.
Public Safety– Review policies and guidelines that help ensure a safe environment at I-House.
Facilities & Site Operations – Learn about how our team is making I-House the best it can be and the role Residents play in keeping it that way.
Create a Work Order Online– Request facilities staff to assist you with maintenance issues including the installation of air conditioners.
Finance Office and Bursar Services– Learn about all the ways Bursar Services is here to help you.
Important Policies
Be aware of some of the key policies all Residents should know:
Resident members of International House are carefully selected by the Admissions Committee to create a diverse community that is committed to the ideals of cross-cultural exchange, friendship, tolerance, empathy, moral courage and respect. As a Resident of the I-House community, you are not a tenant and International House is not a landlord. You are a member of a community devoted to a mission. International House is a non-profit organization in which all Residents are substantially subsidized by philanthropic contributions to supplement Resident Fees. Community life is different than living independently—each Resident Member has duties and responsibilities to others in the community. Understanding and respect for community norms and practices, along with some degree of compromise in the face of individual desires, is required.