Anna Graham (’16) has been enthralled by computer science ever since she accidentally enrolled in a Java programming class her sophomore year. She had planned on dropping the course, until she found...

A swarm of questions and thoughts raced through Mona’s* (’19) mind as she read the messages on her friend’s phone. Formed by a group of boys in her grade, the group chat had existed for almost...

In the summer of his junior year, Trilok Sadarangani (’16) said goodbye to his father. Following a work commitment, Sadarangani’s father had moved to Seoul, South Korea, leaving Sadarangani and his...

As Sophia Foy (’17) walks home, her eyes are peeled, looking for inspiration and hoping to not miss something that could be the subject of her next song. “I pick up inspiration from just things...

When you ask Science Teacher Andrew Ringham if he always wanted to be a teacher, he is quick to respond. “Never. Not at all. I went into college thinking I wanted to be a physicist. I had it all planned...

This quarter, 200 students and teachers participated in a Community Partnership in the High School.   Naphtali, who is 6 years old, and a regular at the Winch (a charity with different branches throughout...

Evan DaCosta (’16) believes that political correctness tends to form a society that “walks on eggshells”. He himself is not a supporter of typical political correctness because he feels that “when...

Jagger Boussuge (’17) and his father are both keen photographers. So keen, in fact, that their passion can take over the Boussuge home. “It’s always competitive around the household, who’s better...

Living in the Australian bush for a school year,  Spencer Symonds (’17) had no running water, no electricity and no electronics, not even a mobile phone. Mandatory weekend hikes and 5:30 a.m. wake up...

Over the summer, when College Counselor Ivan Hauck spoke with college representatives from institutions across the world, the question of students’ online presence was repeatedly brought up. And again...