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Would you like to get together with other I-House friends? Consider planning your own reunion at I-House or elsewhere. The Office of Alumni Relations can help with the following:

• Contact alumni from your era
• Brainstorm timing and format for a gathering
• Reserve a gathering place at I-House
• Publicize reunion on our website and Facebook page
• Document the fun in the I-House Times newsletter

When you're ready to start planning, email us at ihalumni@berkeley.edu

Do you have a favorite I-House memory? Did you meet your sweetheart under the dome?  Has the I-House experience made an impact on your life?  Consider sharing your story for our I-House Stories section!  By contributing your I-House story, you are helping to keep the I-House connection alive.

Story Guidelines:

• Provide a well-edited draft of 200 to 1,000 words.
• Include relevant photos and captions (Make sure you have the permission of people featured in photos)
• Submit using this Google Form
• Please use this form to submit your memories, photos and/or videos
• Or, email it to us at ihalumni@berkeley.edu

Alumni are always welcome to come back to I-House for visits.  Just let us know when you plan to visit, and if you'd like a tour of your "home sweet home" by emailing Alumni Relations at ihalumni@berkeley.eduOur team would be happy to capture the moment for our "Back to Berkeley" section of our newsletter. 

You might also consider staying in the Ambassador Suite, which can sleep up to four people and has an ensuite bathroom. 

Our office has scanned some of the resident directories dating back to 1963!  Click here to view our Alumni Directory Archive. 

Did the I-House experience make a positive impact on your life?  Consider making a gift for future generations. While International House generates the majority of its annual budget as a self-supporting, 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization, we face a basic reality: room and board fees do not cover fundamental expenses.  Generous support from alumni and friends make up this difference. Take a look at the ways to support International House.