Despite the trials and tribulations of 2020, the year has finally come to a close. Upon reflection, each month has been attributed a song fitting to the events that occurred. Make sure to scan the codes...

As a COVID-19 stricken summer left many students with more relaxed schedules, some used the extra time to raise awareness on issues of importance to them. In just three months, Tanvi Rao (’22) and...

The start of a new year is often considered a time for self-reflection, full of resolutions and new beginnings. Students and faculty consider the self-reflection work taking place within the High School,...

The ASL Investment Club, led by Chairman Jeh Vandrevala (’21), will host a Zoom discussion 4 p.m.  Feb. 1 with Head of Markets at Citibank, the consumer division of Citigroup, Dr. Andrew Morton. Prior...

WorkX, the High School’s work experience program, plans to run a weekly summer speaker series this year. This event was created as a result of the pandemic last summer.  In a typical school year,...

If the acronym SFDB (Student Faculty Disciplinary Board) was to pop up in a conversation among a group of high school students, there would likely be a broad range of reactions.  Some students might...

As a result of the pandemic, the transition to Grade 9 for some students was challenging in comparison to previous years. While some observe that Grade 9 presents more freedoms, such as having off campus...

In March 2020, when campus closed and COVID-19 made its first direct impact on the community, Maddie Wilkin (’22) said the future looked bleak, filled with Zooms, masks and other lockdown normalities. Coping...

Capitol calamity yields Trump’s second impeachment Insurrection, impeachment and inauguration. In U.S. history, these three events are seldom found in the same year, nevermind the same month. Yet,...

College. That one word seems to seep into all facets of life, whether it be at school, with family or even in conversations with friends. From the time that we step through the doors of Waverley Place...

Throughout my life, I have been predisposed to the notion that individuals with critical communication, intellectual or otherwise disabilities are inherently unable to pursue certain professions, including...

In a city that never snows, getting into the winter spirit can sometimes be difficult. Yet, when surrounded by the sound of skates on ice and seasonal songs, it was impossible not to feel the joy of winter...