A couple of months after graduation – late 2012 – I began wondering about the school’s name, about the meaning it could embrace. Who was Cristopher Columbus? And what did that had to do with who...

There is a pretty famous phrase that adults say all the time “Appreciate what you have before it turns into what you had,” making children aware of the ephemeral. I’ve always considered myself a...

Senior year of high school often brings chaos and uncertainty for many students in the face of a sudden, and I might say, the overwhelming abrupt start of the rest of our lives. The choices we make seem...

At school, there were times when I didn´t feel like I had a bright future, a future where I felt fulfilled. I didn´t have much to look forward to, I couldn´t find my purpose, and you know what? That...

For a long time now, I have strongly believed that leading a healthy life ultimately lies in the way we nourish our mind and body. This is why it became my dream to have my own place through which I could...

The plans of TCS alumni beginning the 2020 fall semester in the Middle East have been affected. Time zone, virtual learning, and socialization have complicated the start of their new term. Graduates...

Students fear for the fate of their beloved Halloween celebration, which is approaching in the midst of the pandemic, but school directives are not planning on canceling the event. Halloween, celebrated...

Para Matar un Amigo, a book written by Simon Ospina TCS Class of '98 and  writer Juan Jose Gaviria was recently transformed into a movie, Amigo de Nadie, directed by Luis Alberto Restrepo. The book,...

The TCS Class of ‘69 toured the campus on September the 23rd, as part of their 50th year reunion celebration. The tour was organized by TCS Marketing Director Astrid Muñoz, with eight alumni from...

TCS graduate Antonia Velasquez, Class `19, better known by her artistic name Antonia Jones,  made her dream come true by releasing her first song, “Pago yo” on October 24th.  Her song is out in...

Eliana Lopez, Class of ‘19, was elected to represent Comuna 14/El Poblado in last month's elections for JAL, Junta Administrativa Local. Lopez ran against 22 other candidates which she came forth...

As high school students, sitting in a classroom, looking at the whiteboard, listening to a long lecture, we tend to ask ourselves, why do I need to know this? What’s the purpose? From an outside perspective,...