The Union
Weekly debate; the Chaitra final is judged by alumni.

A residence of a hundred and ninety, six societies, two screenings a week, and a Thursday guest who has already done the thing you are considering.

The Khumaltar campus

The long room

Evening prep

A Thursday guest

Leavers’ dinner

An alumna reading medicine, an engineer, an advocate, a founder — forty minutes, then questions.

The Chaitra debate final, judged by alumni in the long room.

Delegations to Kathmandu, Delhi and Singapore each year.

Grade 12 hands the societies to Grade 11 in the courtyard every Chaitra.
Weekly debate; the Chaitra final is judged by alumni.
An annual open essay, externally judged, published in the college journal.
Delegations to Kathmandu, Delhi and Singapore.
Grade 12 students present work in progress to the college.
Two screenings a week in the long room, chosen by students.
Early mornings on the southern rim of the valley.
You come here for two years knowing exactly what it is for. Everybody in the building is working towards leaving well, and that is oddly steadying.
Eight students across four committees.
The college’s strongest Cambridge series.
Sabina Maharjan, GPA 3.86.
Two of the three winners were Lhotse students.