Last year Tian Bersey left UWCM to go to the United Kingdom. She did a lot for students’ life on campus, and she is a difficult person to replace. Fortunately, Kate Doyle, a person of equal passion and spirit, has joined our community this year.
The illustrations published in 2017
Stina Wigroth highlight how stress is perpetuated in UWC communities.
When colleges choose applicants, they’re juggling competing goals, like increasing diversity and bringing in more revenue.
As a campus of many minorities the infamous travel ban affects some of our DP students.
Donovan Livingston will visit UWCM on Friday the 24th November. Livingston is a graduate of the Harvard Graduate School of Education and many students may recognize him as his convocation speech went circulated on social mediums in May 2016.
On our campus experiences can be bought at the cost of a mug of hot chocolate.
Individual ambition belongs at UWC, but it should, like the mission of our own movement, be a strive for a better world, not an aim for admission to a prestigious college. When service becomes a burden, then we know that it is time for reflection.
Our Green Flag, which now gently sways in the cold Maastricht air, must have felt like an awkward third wheel while we were entertaining our guests.
It is a reality that many bright and intelligent students, who could do very well academically at even the most demanding colleges, will be at a disadvantage to legacy students.
