“State of Minnesota – plaintiff – versus Derek Michael Chauvin – defendant,” Hennepin County, Minnesota Judge Peter Cahill said, according to ITV News.
Cahill read the verdict as he peeled...
After more than a year away, community partnerships returned April 26. This week, students have been visiting the St. John’s Wood Adventure Playhub, formerly known as the Adventure Playground.
Health...
Restrictions due to the COVID-19 have impacted many facets of student life in the High School. The experience of new students has been particularly affected as the pandemic has altered many of the usual...
The Social Justice Council held elections for co-presidents April 20, with the final decision announced April 21. The newly elected co-presidents are Zein Blanks (’22) and Rachel Brooks (’22) who won...
Student organizations are now allowed to meet in-person on-campus from 8:05 to 8:45 a.m. and from 3:15 to 4:15 p.m. as of April 19, per Director of Student Life James Perry. Clubs that wish to meet must...
For Sara Khan (’24), acting has always been a significant aspect of her life. She said since she was a toddler, she had always expressed an interest in performing arts.
“I was super outgoing as...
Hello, and welcome back to Environment, explained. As Earth Day is quickly approaching, my second article for this column will be dedicated to how the holiday first emerged and what actions can be taken...
“Sapiens: A brief History of Humankind” by Yuval Noah Harari retraces the history of humanity, and what made humans the world's dominant species. For those apprehensive of a 512 page history book retracing...
Jan. 5 marked the reinstatement of a national lockdown in the U.K. – life was put on pause as various restrictions were enforced across the nation. Although said restrictions are currently being lifted,...
Members of the Model United Nations team attended the virtual West London Conference March 27. The conference, hosted through Zoom, included participants from schools across West London and was organized...
