Culture

2023-2024 Arts & Culture Editor: Madeleine Pogoda ’25. Kate Hirschen ’23 was the inaugural Culture Editor for the 2022-2023 school year.

GNN: From Classroom to Campfire

Caleb Meranus, Nikka Souza, and Hadley Reardon • September 19, 2023

Students bond at Camp Wingate*Kirkland in Yarmouth, before returning to campus to formally kick off the year.

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Op-Ed: Outfits Are the Cat’s Meow at the Met Gala

Celia Vasily-Cioffi, Journalist • May 31, 2023

The Met Gala, an eagerly awaited event for fashion enthusiasts, remains the pinnacle of its kind. Since 1946, this annual gathering has taken place on the first Monday of May at The Met in New...

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Poll: Which Cat Outfit at the Met Gala was Better?

Mae Gordon, Journalist • May 3, 2023

The theme for the Met Gala this year was "Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty." Doja Cat and Jared Leto both dressed up as Lagerfeld's cat, which brings up the question, who wore it better? Click here to...

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No, AI Shouldn’t be Banned in School

Eli Lewis, Guest Writer • April 21, 2023

New technology always sees last-generation scholars complaining about the displacement of their favorite education principles.

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Q&A: Incoming Senate President Baden Howard

Kate Hirschen, Outgoing Culture Editor • April 13, 2023

The new Senate President wants to increase the frequency of food trucks for students to enjoy.

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National World Parkinson’s Day Raises Awareness

Celia Vasily-Cioffi, Journalist • April 11, 2023

World Parkinson's Day is organizing a walk in New York City to raise awareness.

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Review: Star Wars Fans Must Watch The Mandalorian

Jack Malloy, Journalist • April 5, 2023

If you love the Star Wars franchise, you are probably excited for season 3 of The Mandalorian! This fantastic show will have you counting down the days until the next episode. The Mandalorian is not...

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