On September 1, eleven female Rutgers University students began an unprecedented experiment, living side-by-side in a dorm called The Middle East Co-Existence House. Created by Rutgers student Danielle Josephs, the House seeks to encourage a dialogue between Israelis and Palestinians, believing that real steps towards peace in the Middle East can be achieved by creating mutual understanding and respect on a personal level.

Keep checking back for mtvU's coverage of the Middle East Co-Existence House, which will include participant blogs, House video footage and more.

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The Housemates

Estee From Rutgers University  Find out more about Estee Now  Read her blog  Watch her playlist

Ruchi From New Egypt, New Jersey  Find out more about Ruchi Now  Read her blog and see photos  Watch her playlist

Leila From Douglass College  Find out more about Leila Now  Watch her playlist

Danielle From Douglass College  Find out more about Danielle Now  Read her blog and see photos  Watch her playlist

Sarah From Douglass College  Find out more about Sarah Now  Watch her playlist

Hillary From Douglass College  Find out more about Reem Now  Watch her playlist

Katherine From Morristown, New Jersey  Find out more about Katherine Now  Read her blog  Watch her playlist

Janis From Douglass College  Find out more about Janis Now  Watch her playlist

Samantha From Rutgers University  Find out more about Samantha Now  Watch her playlist

Nadia From Weehawken, New Jersey  Find out more about Nadia Now  Read her blog  Watch her playlist

Sara From Rutgers University  Find out more about Sara Now