Four months have passed since the St. Mark’s Church caught fire, a place of worship for some families and where school concerts were held for others. The remains of the building that Vicar Kate Harrison...
Olivia Ford (’24), a member of the Sustainability Council said she has noticed a significant rise in the adoption of plant-based diets and attributes this change to concerns regarding the environment...
The day of Jan. 6, 2021, Peter Stevenson, a senior political producer for The Washington Post and alumnus, was a mile away from the Capitol in Washington, D.C. As Trump supporters began to invade the Capitol,...
Fatima Alloush fled her home in Syria when she was nine. “Unbearable” describes the 350-mile journey.
“When we came to Jordan, the road was so difficult, we went from house to house, car to car...
As the end of the academic year approaches, students are preparing for AP exams in May and final exams in June. Whether it's standardized testing or unit tests, Jagger Price ('26) said there's no denying...
Incoming Head of School Matthew Horvat visited the school April 3-5, meeting with various student groups and other members of the community. Horvat will assume the Head of School position effective July...
When Bergeron Fellow Paul Yoon was young, his best friend was his bicycle.
“My childhood memories are of constant movement,” he said. “Wherever we moved to, I always had my bicycle. It let me...
After the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Bassel Ojjeh (’25) said he recalled the detrimental impacts of war occurring in his home country, Syria, inspiring him to tackle the crisis.
“The...
