We are excited to announce the 126th Editorial Board, led by Editors-in-Chief Julian Brown ’25, Anthony Hu ’25, and Ethan Shin ’25.  To the members of the 126th Editorial Board—we are grateful...

Jerry Liu ’24 is a three-year Senior from Beijing, China. At school, he is the principal double bassist in the orchestra and the philharmonic orchestra. Liu has taken courses in the music program for...

As part of the school’s celebrations of Black History Month, Jacquo Pierre ’24 and Angel Allen ’24 curated an exhibition of poetry and art outside Cullman Art Center, which opened on February 28....

Throughout the last several decades, the Supreme Court has often taken cases about race in education. In the 2007 decision Parents Involved in Community Schools v. Seattle School District No. 1, the Court...

On Tuesday, February 27, the school welcomed Dr. Nicholas Gaffney, assistant professor of African American and modern U.S. history at the U.S. Naval Academy as a speaker for Black History Month.  Dr....

As the school renovates the Dining Commons, community members are growing accustomed to the new location and setup in the Ford Food Court (FFC). The new space has presented some difficulties for Dining...

On February 4, the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences held the 66th annual Grammy Awards. Groups and individuals selected to receive Grammys are considered the best contemporary artists....

New York City is experiencing an unprecedented number of migrants seeking safety from peril within their home countries. An ill-considered approach by the Eric Adams administration has only worsened the...

On February 22, Boys and Girls Varsity Squash traveled to the Arlen Specter U.S. Squash Center in Philadelphia to compete in the U.S. High School Squash Championships. The girls placed third and the boys...