Art Students Excel in Regional Competition
Three UWC-USA students recently won New Mexico Scholastic Art Awards for their outstanding creativity and skill. Sarah ’26 received a Gold Key Portfolio Award for her installation exploring memory and […]
Adapting to Change: Early Applications and Today’s College Admissions Landscape
Early Decision (ED) and Early Action (EA) have become increasingly important pathways for UWC-USA students as colleges and universities continue to adjust how they shape incoming classes. Many institutions now […]
Southwest Studies – Adventure and Learning
Southwest Studies (SWS) is a fall tradition at UWC-USA, when first-year students fan out across the American Southwest to explore the region’s history, culture, and remarkable geography. Each trip is […]
Bread and Conversation: Student Initiative
Olayenni Elenitoba-Johnson ‘26 and Silia Martz ‘25 are roommates who really enjoyed the thoughtful conversations that are so common at the beginning of the school year. With academic pressures mounting […]
Student Fights Food Waste
Anri Chikada ‘22 thinks that science can help reduce food waste and she conducted an experiment as part of her Internal Assessment (IA) to make a difference. An IA is […]
Quilting in Celebration of Difference and Unity
The UWC-USA class of ‘25 began the new school year with a quilting project that reflects on the relationship between individuality and the collective. Two years ago, Kate Ribeiro started […]