For many of us, the idea of finding your passion feels like a huge life milestone, as if there’s just one thing we’re meant to discover. The truth is, passion usually doesn’t arrive in one big moment. More often, it grows out of small curiosities, repeated experiences, and the things... The post How to Find Your Passion and Make It a Part of Your Daily Life first appeared on International Students House.| International Students House
Franklin Obeng-Odoom, Professor of Global Development Studies at the University of Helsinki, describes how his International Students House experience shaped his life and academic research. I lived at International Students House while studying at UCL’s Development Planning Unit as a Commonwealth Scholar. The unit had an agreement with ISH to... The post Living at ISH in the 2000s: Franklin Obeng-Odoom first appeared on International Students House.| International Students House
Written by Mike Bond (1999 ISH Resident) for our newsletter in 2021 One thing struck me about ISH. People were unlike me, but they were just like me too. ISH brings together people from all corners of the globe and all backgrounds. It provided me with amazing experiences that have... The post ISH in the 1990s | Uncommon People first appeared on International Students House.| International Students House
Summer break. Just the phrase makes you think of sunshine, spontaneous plans, and long, lazy afternoons. For many students, especially international ones in the UK, summer is a welcome pause during the fast-paced year. It’s tempting to either fill it with productivity goals or completely unplug and disconnect. But what... The post How to: Use Your Summer For Personal Growth first appeared on International Students House.| International Students House
Graduating from university is a huge milestone, congratulations! After years of lectures, deadlines, group projects, and late night study sessions, you’ve made it to the finish line. But once the celebrations fade and the cap and gown are packed away, a new question arises: “What now?” If you’re feeling excited,... The post What To Do After Graduation: Your Next Steps first appeared on International Students House.| International Students House
London Pride is a highlight of the city’s cultural calendar, offering an unforgettable mix of activism, celebration, and community. Whether you’re a local or visiting for the occasion, there’s plenty to experience during this vibrant festival. From parades and parties to quiet moments of reflection, here’s a guide to making... The post Celebrating London Pride: What You Need to Know first appeared on International Students House.| International Students House
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept, it’s a practical tool transforming industries and everyday life. For university students, AI offers a range of opportunities to enhance learning, streamline tasks, and prepare for the future. However, it also has restrictions put in place by universities that you need... The post How AI Can Be a Game Changer for University Students first appeared on International Students House.| International Students House
Bruce Strachan, who stayed at ISH in 1983, shares the story of his art career and move to Ethiopia and Kenya. 22 years ago, my life took an unexpected turn. After years as a struggling New York artist, my portraits began appearing quite regularly on the covers of America’s largest... The post Bruce Strachan – life after ISH (1980s Resident) first appeared on International Students House.| International Students House
Exam season can be a challenging time for students, especially those balancing academic demands, part-time work, and social commitments. At ISH, we understand how overwhelming this period can be. That’s why we’re sharing some tips to help you manage stress, stay productive, and take care of your well-being, during this... The post How To Cope with Stress During Exam Season first appeared on International Students House.| International Students House
Written by Heather Craven (ISH Resident 1976 – 1979) I was so fortunate to have been interviewed by Liz Ware for one of the few places given to UK residents at ISH. I remember her being wonderfully kind and encouraging to a quite overwhelmed 18-year-old from the country. I remember... The post ISH in the 1970s: An Education of the Heart by Heather Craven first appeared on International Students House.| International Students House