Reflecting on the Terror Attack in Nairobi, Kenya on the 15th of January 2019.

Although the events are revolving unreported, the consequences and the impact on the lives of refugees is immense. This article is dedicated to my younger brother.

In the United States, prescription painkillers like OxyContin have been excessively produced, advertised and prescribed across the nation. This has led to a sharp rise in the number of opioids, and subsequently, heroin deaths in the nation as addiction fuels drug abuse skyrockets. Communities have seen their youth dying at the hands of these drugs, but in 2018 27 states brought pharmaceutical giant Purdue Pharma to court with lawsuits in relation to false advertisement and the drugs’ deadly consequences.

In hopes that this letter will be a starting point of a wider, bottom-up conversation about the importance of community, collaboration, transparency and integrity.

Step by step, ndanke ndanke, we can eradicate micro-machism and appreciate the job that women do.

His plan was simple: get admitted, learn, earn.

We live in an era in which our information is all saved, stored and spread digitally. The slightest breach could break way to major upheavals of our personal data and secret lives. Our generation has grown blind to our online presence and image, and must begin to consider the privacy and security of our data from prying individuals and powerful corporations.

Having spent part of his childhood on the streets of the Philippines, Kesz Valdez talks the Flying Dutchman through his life-changing experience, his organization C3, winning the Children’s Peace Prize, and his life at UWC.

UWC Singapore student, Casper Øhlers, reflects on how the UWC values and mission are reflected in Dover campus and how to make the community better as a whole.

“You command the interest of the world when you can do common things in an uncommon way,” George Washington Carver.

We are fed news about the horrors of the world daily. Massacres, famines and environmental disasters seem to be endless, as the world seemingly spirals out of control. However, we are actually living in the most environmentally friendly, peaceful and equal era in human history and must not let the present’s seemingly dire situation blind us from continuing this upward trend.

Ilija Lichkovski, a member of the Student Council, writes about the changes they introduced in terms of communication, which would ensure productive and effective communication with the student body.

Li Po Chun UWC’s planned Belt and Road Centre allies the college with the Chinese Communist Party. The issue will be discussed at the UWC International’s Board and Council meetings at the end of October in UWC Dilijan Armenia.

The response of the development director at Li Po Chun United World College to the article “Li Po Chun United World College to Open Belt & Road Centre, Allying Itself with the Chinese Communist Party.”

The experience of a UWC-USA Student witnessing the humanitarian crisis at the US-Mexican desert border.

A poem by MUWCI student Gayatri Sharma about her experience in UWC.

A group of 6 UWC alumni took off to rural areas of Southern Belarus to promote the UWC movement among the local people, who are often underrepresented in the selections of the Belorussian National Committee.

With the European project at a crossroads, UWC students in Europe will have a role to play in the upcoming election of the European Parliament.