Seniors faced one of the most competitive college admissions cycles in years, with a surge in applications and growing interest in public universities.
Students and parents can choose between two drop-off options: satellite or a slightly altered campus spot.
The Gator joins 33 other newsrooms from across the country in receiving this prestigious honor.
We will resume coverage upon returning on Monday, March 31, featuring in-depth reporting on sports and construction.
Submissions for the contest are due for when students return from spring break, April 7, 2025.
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As Winterim trips are close at hand, students and faculty are prepare with enthusiasm for the travel ahead.
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The spring sports season faces some challenges—but students and faculty are committed to working through them.
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Students choose between block coding, C++ or Python to understand technical skills for robot programming.
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The community celebrated its seventh annual Temple Fair today, attended by students and teachers in all divisions.
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Temple Fair will open to students on Friday, offering a chance for students to engage in different cultures, traditions, and customs.
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The Symposium speech and workshops give students an opportunity to indulge in topics related to civil discourse.
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Head of School Judith Guild says the policy will provide the community with more guidance in the face of polarizing political events.
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The recent TikTok ban has opened new conversations about the security of students on campus.
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The Gator is among the most honored student news sites in the nation, and we want you to join our team to learn essential writing and communication skills.
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The newsroom will be closed this exam week and will not reopen until 2025.
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The decision comes after some issues arose last spring.
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The Gator is one of just 2o other digital news sites nationwide to receive this honor.
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The Senate-sponsored events offers students a chance to unwind with friends.
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Any students observed engaging in unsafe driving will lose their parking privileges.
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