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June 12, 2024
Jackson Tarbox '26 shows off his custom swag.
Jackson Tarbox ’26 Spins Creativity into Success
May 22, 2024
Humans of Brimmer: Caleb Meranus '26
Humans of Brimmer: Caleb Meranus ’26
May 17, 2024
Photo illustration: Juniors Stephanie Altschul and Noah Panto discuss the Civil Rights Movement in David Cutler's American history class. Ddesigned in Canva.
Rising Seniors Vie For Heaviest Course Load
May 13, 2024
Artist renderings of the new building addition.
BREAKING: $26 Million Campaign Unveiled for New Facility
May 10, 2024
Humans of Brimmer: Caleb Meranus '26
Humans of Brimmer: Caleb Meranus ’26
May 17, 2024
Human of Brimmer: Cecelia Pan
Human of Brimmer: Cecelia Pan
May 2, 2024
Humans of Brimmer: Stephanie Altschul '25
Humans of Brimmer: Stephanie Altschul ’25
April 26, 2024
Introducing 'Humans of Brimmer'
Introducing ‘Humans of Brimmer’
April 26, 2024
The Gator Wins National Honors for Best Editorial, Sports Story
The Gator Wins National Honors for Best Editorial, Sports Story
September 4, 2024
Join The Gator and Shine
Join The Gator and Shine
September 3, 2024
The new Gator editorial board. Back-row (L-R): Multimedia Manager Chloe Rose Scolnick '25, Co-Managing Editor Edward Flint '26, Editor in Chief Amelia Bowman '25, Co-Managing Editor Mary Wang '26. Front-row (L-R): News Editor Rachael Rosenberg '27, Co-Sports Editor Gabe Cohen '27, and Co-Sports Editor Tavio Mares-Van Praag.
Gator Announces Its Youngest Editorial Board in History
May 1, 2024
Newsroom Closed For Break
Newsroom Closed For Break
March 8, 2024
The Gator Earns Pacemaker Nomination
The Gator Earns Pacemaker Nomination
February 28, 2024
Examining Bitcoin's Environmental Impact
Examining Bitcoin’s Environmental Impact
May 28, 2024
Varsity Tennis Head Coach David Argasinski, formerly in the top 1,600 in the world, hits a backhand during a practice at the 2018 Davis Cup. Argasinski leads both the Boys and Girls tennis programs at the School.
Love-All: Mentorship Creates Winning Players
May 10, 2024
Photo illustration of a student being tempted to cheat with AI.
Editorial: Don’t Use AI Humanizers to Complete Work
May 9, 2024
Editorial: Combatting Surging Antisemitism on College Campuses
Editorial: Combatting Surging Antisemitism on College Campuses
April 26, 2024
The scene outside The Bondi Junction Westfields Shopping Mall after a deadly stabbing in Sydney, Australia. The stabbing resulting in six deaths, a reminder that it is imperative to be vigilant of our surroundings.
Op-Ed: Tragedy Strikes at Bondi Junction
April 23, 2024
Temperatures dipped below 10 °F on campus today. Faculty and staff are encouraged to keep windows open to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Comic: It’s Cold Inside
January 11, 2022
Comic: Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas
Comic: Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas
December 17, 2021
The U.S. Justice Department recently filed a lawsuit against Texas over curbing voting by mail.
Comic: Justice Dept. Sues Texas Over Voting Restrictions
November 5, 2021
Comic: Wanna Be My Friend?
Comic: Wanna Be My Friend?
November 3, 2021
Comic: Get Your Booster Shot
Comic: Get Your Booster Shot
October 26, 2021
Members of the Massachusetts Youth Climate Coalition rally outside the Massachusetts State House during their lobby week in January 2024. The coalition, made up of several organizations in the state, including the School's environmental club, wrote a climate education bill currently in the Ways and Means Committee.
Power to the Youth
May 31, 2024
Evan Michaeli '24 receives the CSPA Gold Crown in New York with advisor David Cutler '02.
Flipping Chapters: Graduation
May 31, 2024
Janeata Robinson Retires After 22 Years of Service
Janeata Robinson Retires After 22 Years of Service
May 30, 2024
Catering Manager and Kitchen Assistant Melany Ferrimy prepares yogurt for the Lower School students.
Series: Heroes in Aprons
May 13, 2024
The moon passes by the sun in northern Vermont, where a group of Upper Schoolers watched the solar eclipse at totality. Totality lasted two minutes in Vermont, while students saw a near-total eclipse at School.
Solar Eclipse: Eyes on the Sky
April 13, 2024
Series: 2025 Senior Spotlight
Series: 2025 Senior Spotlight
September 4, 2024
GNN LIVE: Honors Convocation
GNN LIVE: Honors Convocation
June 5, 2024
Podcast: Year in Review
Podcast: Year in Review
June 3, 2024
GNN LIVE: Commencement 2024
GNN LIVE: Commencement 2024
May 31, 2024
Jonathan Walsh plays spikeball as his friends look on.
Photos: Field Day, 2024
May 29, 2024
GNN LIVE: Honors Convocation
GNN LIVE: Honors Convocation
June 5, 2024
GNN LIVE: Commencement 2024
GNN LIVE: Commencement 2024
May 31, 2024
GNN LIVE: Spring Athletic Awards Ceremony
GNN LIVE: Spring Athletic Awards Ceremony
May 22, 2024
GNN: Spring Sports Update
GNN: Spring Sports Update
May 8, 2024
Behind the Auction's Success
Behind the Auction’s Success
April 30, 2024
Jonathan Walsh plays spikeball as his friends look on.
Photos: Field Day, 2024
May 29, 2024
Sophia Horning braves the course at TreeTop adventures.
Photos: Juniors Tackle TreeTop Adventures
May 22, 2024
Giulia Laurenza '25 works on her math homework for Math Teacher Nancy Bradley.
Photos of The Week
April 17, 2024
Maya Lownie '24 works in the Math Lab.
Photos of the Week 3/31
April 4, 2024
Michelle Levy '24 works in the Math Lab.
Photos of the Week 2/25
March 1, 2024
Series: 2025 Senior Spotlight
Series: 2025 Senior Spotlight
September 4, 2024
Podcast: Year in Review
Podcast: Year in Review
June 3, 2024
School Urges Considerate Driving
School Urges Considerate Driving
May 17, 2024
Series: 14 Questions
Series: 14 Questions
April 23, 2024
Spring Sports Flash
Spring Sports Flash
April 4, 2024
Where Are They Now? Alumni Athletes in the Spotlight
Where Are They Now? Alumni Athletes in the Spotlight
June 7, 2024
Adrian Mathiesen '26 pitches a winning game yesterday against Boston Trinity Academy for the 3-1 win, sending the Gators to the championship for the first tine since 2018.
BREAKING: Baseball Heads for Finals After Close Playoff Win
May 14, 2024
Caitlin Clark and Nike Swoosh courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.
Caitlin Clark Receives Record Nike Contract
May 7, 2024
Co-Captain Baden Howard '24 pitches against a strong Gann Academy team, with the Gators losing 17-0 at Tuesday's season-opener.
AD Optimistic for Turnaround After Spring Start
April 11, 2024
Christoph Kasper '25 tries to get the out at last year's semi-finals against Gann, with the Gators coming up short, 13-3. Today at 4:15 p.m., the team will get the chance for revenge when they face off against the Red Heifers for the season-opener.
V. Baseball Embraces a New Era with Full Field Advantage
April 9, 2024
Creative Arts Chair Bill Jacob gives a Cafe Award to Daniel Murray '24.
Don’t Miss the Creative Arts Academy Awards
May 29, 2024
teacher Amy Carpenter skillfully handles a ceramic piece during the Raku firing session, highlighting the exciting and intense nature of this traditional technique.
Breaking: Sculpture Class Ignites Creativity with Raku Pottery
May 23, 2024
Album cover courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.
Song Review: Chick Corea’s ‘Spain’
May 9, 2024
Cooper Horn '27 plays the piano for Gator Scales
Gator Scales: Instrumental Ensemble’s Name Change
April 25, 2024
Without You' Matinee performance.
Review: Without You, Life Goes On
April 10, 2024
Album cover courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.
Song Review: Chick Corea’s ‘Spain’
May 9, 2024
Billy Idol performs in 2021. Photo Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons
Song Review: The History Behind Billy Idol’s ‘Eyes Without a Face’
January 30, 2024
Album Review: Mt. Joy's "Mt. Joy"
Album Review: Mt. Joy’s “Mt. Joy”
January 9, 2024
Toni Morrison, a Nobel Prize-winning author.
Mercy in Adversity: Toni Morrison’s Timeless Message of Compassion
December 1, 2023
Old key in a keyhole
Book Review: A Secret History
November 14, 2023
Lily pads in the solarium
Artists For Humanity Lights Up the Solarium
May 29, 2024
Isaac Morrison '27 studies in the library
Quiz: Where Do Students Hang Out at School?
May 22, 2024
A photo illustration of Kendrick Lamar and Drake.
Feuds Ignite a Competitive Frenzy in the Rap Game
May 5, 2024
Flooded warning sign on an impassable road San Martin, California.
Confront Climate Culture Complacency
April 11, 2024
Gabe Cohen '26 and Coach John Calipari share a moment at the Basketball Hall Of Fame in Springfield Massachusetts last August.
Kentucky Basketball Takes a Hit, But is it All Calipari’s Fault?
April 10, 2024
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Opinion

Examining Bitcoin's Environmental Impact

Examining Bitcoin’s Environmental Impact

Cooper Horn, Journalist • May 28, 2024
We must be aware of the ramifications of Bitcoin.
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Varsity Tennis Head Coach David Argasinski, formerly in the top 1,600 in the world, hits a backhand during a practice at the 2018 Davis Cup. Argasinski leads both the Boys and Girls tennis programs at the School.

Love-All: Mentorship Creates Winning Players

Evan Michaeli, Outgoing Editor • May 10, 2024
Players should consider themselves lucky to find a mentor like David Argasinski.
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Photo illustration of a student being tempted to cheat with AI.

Editorial: Don’t Use AI Humanizers to Complete Work

Gator Editorial Board (2024-2025) • May 9, 2024
Don't rely on AI humanizers in place of your own original and superior work.
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Editorial: Combatting Surging Antisemitism on College Campuses

Editorial: Combatting Surging Antisemitism on College Campuses

Gator Editorial Board (2023-2024) • April 26, 2024
Freedom of speech does not mean freedom to threaten.
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The scene outside The Bondi Junction Westfields Shopping Mall after a deadly stabbing in Sydney, Australia. The stabbing resulting in six deaths, a reminder that it is imperative to be vigilant of our surroundings.

Op-Ed: Tragedy Strikes at Bondi Junction

James Yu, Senior Journalist • April 23, 2024
The Shopping center, located in Sydney, Australia, was violently disrupted last Saturday.
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Fresh produce at a local market, which is unavailable in food deserts.

Op-Ed: How to Destroy Food Deserts

Cooper Horn, Journalist • April 11, 2024
Food insecurity often leads to or exacerbates the issue of 'food desert,' where healthy, affordable food options are scarce.
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Port-Au-Prince pinned on a map of Haiti.

Op-Ed: How to Fix the “Haitian Pattern”

Edward Flint, Co-Managing Editor • April 9, 2024
An international force needs to be dispatched to Haiti, preventing any single nation from assuming complete control.
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Ruby pipes frosting onto cupcakes. Illustration designed with Canva.

Baking My Future: How I Landed the Perfect Job

Ruby Cohen-Weinberg, Journalist • April 2, 2024
Blacker's Bakeshot is more than just something to pad my resume or college apps. It's been a huge part of my high school life.
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Ukrainian boy asks to stop the war in Ukraine.

Op-Ed: Ukraine is Still a Top Priority

Edward Flint, Co-Managing Editor • March 8, 2024
When I first heard about opposition to the Ukraine war, my mind drifted back to the Second World War.
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Adam Ondra climbing "Silence," 9c.

Scaling the Limits of Human Potential: An Inspiration Story

Amelia Bowman, Editor-in-Chief • March 4, 2024
What does Adam Ondra's only ascent of the hardest rock climb in the world prove about the taxing nature of the sport?
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Illustration created with Canva.

Balancing Justice and Humanity: Rethinking Nitrogen Executions

James Yu, Senior Journalist • February 22, 2024
The distress caused by nitrogen execution prompts a reconsideration of its use in modern justice, urging a cautious stance.
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Healthcare and technology concept for artificial intelligence in medicine and clinical systems, machine and deep learning.

Op-Ed: As Technology and AI Advances, Medicine is Changing

Edward Flint, Co-Managing Editor • February 14, 2024
Many fear that medical use of AI could result in errors, which human doctors would have found.
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