Section drawing by Harrison Houser ’22, Renton, WA Last summer, we worked to develop a way for the school to keep those students who had already enrolled for the ’20-’21 academic year engaged during this bridge year and to provide them […]
Read full storyPlease join us in congratulating Conway alum Molly Burhans ’15 on her recent profile in The New Yorker! New Yorker staff writer David Owens tells the story of how Molly set about mapping Catholic property holdings across the globe and […]
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From the archives: Rick Tesch ’78 and Elizabeth March ’78 cozy up with books by the wood stove in the old school building Encouraged by the great questions and delightful conversation at our Garden Chat in the fall, we wanted […]
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Detail from “Retiring Into Resilience” by Eli Bloch and Allison Mason, Spring 2020 Encouraged by the geographically diverse attendance at our last online information session and also wanting to replicate some of the casual discussion of an in-person event, we […]
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Marianna Zak ’20 presents a sketch of her fall project site during our April virtual information session On Tuesday, September 29, the Conway School will offer a live, online information session for prospective students interested in learning more about the […]
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In response to the threats posed by COVID-19, Conway’s trustees, faculty, and staff have made a unanimous decision about our program for next year: The Conway School will postpone the core in-person instruction of its graduate degree program by one […]
Read full storyThis summer, the Conway School, in partnership with the Collaborative for Educational Services, will be offering teacher training for professional development credits in the program: Engaging Young People Around Climate Change. The two goals of the course are to increase […]
Read full storyThe Conway School supports Black Lives Matter. We are appalled by the reality that in contemporary US society, black and brown people lose their lives at the hands of police officers, public guardians of the people who with unjustified violence […]
Read full storyRichard Williams, who taught the humanities portion of the Conway School curriculum from 1979 to 1987, died at age 92 on April 18th following a long illness. Four people reflect on their memories of Richard, whose impact still informs their […]
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On Saturday, April 25, the Conway School will offer a live, online information session for prospective students and other guests interested in learning more about the school. We will have presentations and Q&A with faculty, staff, alumni, and students from […]
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