From 1932 to 1945, the Imperial Japanese Army took approximately 200,000 Asian girls and women to live in brothels where they were sexually assaulted by soldiers several times a day, per the Asian Women’s...

COVID-19 has accelerated the world’s economy going digital, per McKinsey. During 2020, cash was used for only 17% of payments in the U.K., down from 52% in 2019, according to UK Finance. Furthermore,...

In any high school classroom, students and faculty can be overheard saying, “Did you solve it today? How many tries did it take you?” while others crouch over their laptops puzzled at five-letter...

The evolving COVID-19 pandemic sweeping across the globe has been making headlines for over two years. From canceling plans with friends to being unable to contact family, there have been many detrimental...

In a pandemic-ridden world, protecting oneself from the spread of COVID-19 has proven to be essential to both individual and public health. Among those not following preventative measures, such as vaccinations...

It’s midnight, and Hadassah Olakanpo (’23) has been working nonstop for hours. Her eyelids feel heavy, but there is still a heap of untouched homework awaiting her. Consequently, the next morning Olakanpo...

Standards-based learning is “working its way” through the High School, per Director of Teaching and Learning Sarah Donovan Ph.D.  Donovan said standards-based learning is a model of learning that...

From pretending to be each other to helping one another, twins share a unique bond and experience unknown to those in the twin-less world. Among the High School student body, there are many sets of...

For Social Studies Teacher Lina Densley, celiac disease, an autoimmune condition that triggers an immune system response to ingesting gluten, is a “constant stress” in her life.  Densely was not...

At Laurents Deli after school, one may see a familiar face working behind the till or making their coffee.  Sophie Galuga (’23) said she has a part-time job as a barista and sales assistant at the...