For Kai Brauneis (12), cars are more than a means of transportation. In fifth grade, Brauneis and his friend Oscar Wood (12) discovered that they shared a love of cars. They began working on Wood’s...

Six years left. Only six years left until climate change becomes irreversible. In 2018, the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) reported that the year 2030 would be humanity’s...

Cell phone spa, cell phone jail, cell phone parking lot. Students dread the moment teachers call for devices to be "parked" on the wall. While this year's cell phone policies may feel more extreme than...

Alluring hallway designs. Splashes of color from banners lining the hallways. Inventive parade floats. All of this was achieved by students who have worked every Thursday since the beginning of the year...

From trick or treating to parties to watching horror movies, there are many different ways to spend your Halloween. What are your plans? Here are some of our ideas.   Simple and Fun Halloween...

It’s not just for college. It’s about genuine connections, something so scarce in high school. It’s about finding true passion in something you choose to do. For Landon Crain ‘24, the Science Research...

It’s finally that time of year when winter fades into spring. The time when the grass gets greener, flowers bloom again, and leaves grow back on the trees. It’s also the time of year when art teacher...

My Life with the Walter Boys Horrible acting. Horrible scripts. Horrible plot. HORRIBLE ripoff Haters Back Off Two words. Colleen Ballinger. Ginny and Georgia Who even thought of this. It's...

Family trees can be traced across the globe. For Jack Wixson ‘24, his roots go back to a small town in San Pedro Sula, Honduras. The past three summers, he’s spent time connecting with his ancestry...