Mary Bachofen-Echt (LGB '57) contacted the Alumni Office at the beginning of the year, sending in pictures and stories abo...

This time, when I swung the axe again, I didn’t concentrate quite as hard. I just focused on the log that was sitting in f...

Patrick Lunt graduated from LGB in 1996, and went on to get an MSc in Environment and Development from the University of M...

Dan LaCombe attended the Lycée des Nations in the 1970s, when that school moved to the campus at La Châtaigneraie and beca...

Shahnaz Radjy graduated from LGB in 2000, and went on to study health and communications. After living and working in New...

Dan Lacombe attended the Lycée des Nations in the 1970s, when that school moved to the campus at La Châtaigneraie and beca...

While enjoying my other vice, a cup of tea, it occurred to me that most of what I read about wine lately tells the same...

I noticed recently that our photographic archives include a couple of aerial shots of La Grande Boissière taken from more...

I grew up and live in Switzerland. It is a country that has four official national languages and where people generally sp...

I was born in 1929 so I entered Ecolint as a ten year old kid. My father was a Dutch diplomat, which led to a...

When the graduation speaker for the Class of 2016 stepped onto the podium at La Châtaigneraie last week , there may have...

An interesting file dropped into my inbox a few weeks ago courtesy of Manuel Araoz (LGB '67). It's an audio recording dati...

The most recent issue of echo magazine includes a wonderful article by alumna Yesim Atayolu reflecting on the Ecolin...

It is not uncommon for the term alumni to be used incorrectly, e.g. "I am an alumni of Ecolint". We created this graphic a...

Ecolint's first amphitheatre was constructed in 1934, dug out of the hillside behind the Grand Bâtiment. Twenty years late...

Michael Kewley became Ecolint’s first Director of Marketing & Stakeholder Relations last summer, with the Alumni Offic...

By the rivers of Babylon, there we sat down, yea, we wept, when we remembered Zion —Psalm 137 Nostalgia is sentimen...

As 2016 dawns I would like, on behalf of everyone at Ecolint, to wish a happy, peaceful and healthy new year to our alumni...

Digging through a drawer recently I came upon an album of photos that had been sent to the Alumni Office some years ago by...

It's just over a year since we published the first infographic about our alumni community . In the intervening period an...

Can this old person, crunched up in the sun outside the LGB cafeteria with a stray leaf in her hair really be me? ...

Thirty-six years ago—ten years after graduating from Ecolint in 1969—I wrote an article for the Alumni Newsletter. It was...

Loet Velmans was an Ecolint parent from 1960 to 1969, being the father of La Grande Boissière alumnae Hester, Marianne and...

Ecolint alumnus Vincent Crapanzano's memoir Recapitulations has garnered widespread praise since its publication earlier t...

Prompted by our Director General's words about the school's 90th anniversary in Issue 15 of echo magazine , alumnus Hans...

What is today our La Châtaigneraie campus has a complex history, dating back to the opening of the Ecole Nouvelle du Léman...

No document in any archive, however rare, precious and evocative, can match in value the eyewitness account of a live huma...

The education that we receive barely prepares us for the challenges that lie ahead. This is what we should have been told...

The very first intake at Ecolint in 1924 brought together eight students: four from Switzerland, three Americans and one R...

Our Alumni World Reunions take place every five years. This means it's crucial to capture feedback from attendees while th...

‘My sister and I were walking up the path to the school for the first time.’ Fredrika and Helen are about to start their f...

This is the first post on our new AlumBlog. We hope to publish articles and opinion pieces from the alumni community...