iHouse Living Learning Community

iHouse Living Learning Community

INTERNATIONAL HOUSE (IHOUSE)

LIVING-LEARNING COMMUNITY 


In the International House (iHouse) Living Learning Community, UD students live among other international and domestic students with a passion for traveling the globe.

All upperclass undergraduate students are encouraged to consider living in this globally-focused residence hall. Second year UD World Scholars are required to live in iHouse. Together, you'll live with and learn from students from around the world and have the opportunity to participate in monthly programming that will help you build international friendships, develop intercultural skills and broaden your global perspectives. 

Every year we close Ray Street for our annual block party, celebrating the iHouse community with food, games, music, and fun and host iHouse Culture Nights throughout the semester. We invite you to come and explore iHouse!

Read more below and on the Residence Life & Housing pages.

Questions? Email go-global@udel.edu.

Watch: iHouse Overview Video: https://capture.udel.edu/media/1_hwdn7ui6/

A student stands with a member of the Confucius Institute staff holding a star for the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival

Frequently Asked Questions

The research shows that students who live in University residence halls perform better academically and are more connected to their peers, leadership opportunities and campus organizations, to name a few. Plus, living on campus reduces the need for private transportation expenses.

At the iHouse, you will reside among fellow international and American students with a passion for traveling the globe. You'll make new friends and help build a community that spans nations and breaks down barriers. 

The benefits don't end there. While living in the iHouse you'll experience traditional college life-- only better! Enjoy opportunities to explore cultures, prepare special foods, plan internationally-themed programs and bring your community together for fun.

Discover iHouse Culture Nights

Students at iHouse event
Students from Middle Eastern countries shared traditions and food with the UD community at an iHouse culture night.
Students at iHouse event
Students enjoyed learning new dances during an iHouse Culture Night focused on hispanic heritage.

iHouse is a secure, suite-style hall equipped with its own parking lot, a basketball court, communal kitchen, piano and indoor study and meeting spaces. The hall features two-room suites with a connecting bath.

iHouse

iHouse is located in the Ray Street C building at 20 Ray Street in the Ray Street complex. The convenient location is steps away from classrooms, the UD Little Bob, Pencader Dining Hall, Main Street and more! 

A Welcome Home for UD International Students

As you explore on-campus housing options, we encourage you to consider UD's International House (iHouse) Living Learning Community. After all, iHouse isn’t international without you! 

As an international resident, you'll make new American friends who are eager to introduce you to American experiences-- and are equally as excited to know more about where you come from. We empower students to bring their "home away from home" to life! Enjoy opportunities to decorate your shared spaces, prepare special foods, plan internationally-themed programs and bring your community together for fun. 

Explore the Housing Application Process 

 

Ellie Canning practices her calligraphy skills
Three World Scholars smile for a photo at the iHouse Block Party
A student stirs their hot pot at an iHouse event

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