This article explores the college application process from both a student’s and a counselor’s perspective. I share my experiences as a senior navigating applications, followed by insights from my school counselor on effective strategies and common challenges. Together, these viewpoints highlight both the personal and practical sides of applying to college.

Annabel Yue '28 describes the story that led to her novel "A Court of Her Own".

The impact of the Mel Kieschnick Service Learning Coordinator Endowed Fund.

New ways to give will strengthen connections for US-based alumni, former faculty and staff members.

Detailing a Christian worship night at the Church of All Nations (CAN), Jamie Halula describes why we need The Collective

With insights from Lindsay Ernst, Service Learning Coordinator at HKIS, and Vivian Kahm, Senator of Service 2024-25, read on how service shapes the HKIS community.

How do people find their passion, and stick to it? In band, hear from Claire Sun '25, Lorraine Lee '25 and Kira Wu '27.

Dennis Morrow returns to HKIS this summer after more than 30 years. Morrow served as the HKIS principal from 1988 to 1990. He returned to HKIS with his family.

The Grade 4 Maker's Fair highlighted student's creativity, collaboration and resilience.

Arthur Zhang ‘24 recently competed in the 34th International Biology Olympiad (IBO) in Al Ain, United Arab Emirates. It was the first time HKIS took part in this competition.

With funding from the HKIS James Handrich Fund, three high school students sought to serve different communities in creative ways.

A green frontier at HKIS has emerged in the last year. Discover the reasons and ways that the school is promoting sustainability.