Reacting to the closure  Although students at the University of Chicago were officially informed of the school closure due to COVID-19 March 12, Sam Holtzman (’19) said the school newspaper, The Chicago...

The College Board has hosted AP exams in the month of May, tracing back to 1954. Now, 66 years later, with the outbreak of COVID-19 requiring global citizens to quarantine, marks the first time in history...

Every day I wake up to my alarm playing as I open my eyes to the light from my window. But Friday, March 13, was different. I woke up to school being canceled due to coronavirus. Some may say that school...

COVID-19 has generated a lot of uncertainty around learning at ASL. Globally, many schools have closed for the remainder of the year, while others have continued online. ASL chose the latter, implementing...

Eight practices a week, 15 hours in the pool and three hours of general fitness.  Swimmer Lauren Brantley (’20) had been exercising at least that much every week since September.  However, on...

“It seems to be something new every week,” Malachy Doherty (’21) said when describing products disappearing in stores. “At first, it was toilet paper, and all the hand sanitizer was gone,”...

Communication with the U.K. government The decision to close the school until April 17 was not based on instructions from the U.K. government, but was instead decided by the administration. However, Head...

I return to literary models a lot. In times of deep trouble, I look to The Odyssey. Although he didn’t face plagues, Odysseus faced nearly every other kind of disaster, and got through. We look to others’...