Finding Family Away From Home
Written by Sara Serinelli (ISH Resident 2018) In my search for accommodation, I ended up talking to an Italian girl who had been living at
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ISH in the 2010s: A Leap of Faith and a London Miracle
Written by Ana Lúcia Trincão Tomaz Serrano (ISH Resident 2014-15) Despite already working at the time, I took a leap of faith and applied for
A Student’s Guide to Part-time Work in London
As a student, there are lots of different costs to account for, from accommodation and groceries, to transport and day-to-day expenses (including that daily coffee).
A Student’s Guide to Living in London
The city of London is a place that’s bursting with opportunity, with a rich and diverse culture, home to some of the world’s most iconic
Student Guide to Transport in London
London is a dynamic and fast-paced city with many boroughs, sights and activities as well as various modes of transport available to get to those
A Student’s Guide for Packing and Moving into Student Accommodation
Moving into your student accommodation is an exciting stage of the academic journey you are about to embark on. It can also be overwhelming and
Former ISH Resident Adityakumar Shrimali Honoured with PIEoneer International Alum of the Year Award
International Students House (ISH) is proud to celebrate Mr. Adityakumar Shrimali, former Tara Nirula (UAL) Scholar, who has been named the PIEoneer Awards 2025 International
How to Find Your Passion and Make It a Part of Your Daily Life
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
Living at ISH in the 2000s: Franklin Obeng-Odoom
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.
ISH in the 1990s | Uncommon People
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