Gator Jeopardy: Librarians and Academic Support Zakkai Mares-Van Praag, Journalist June 3, 2022 See who wins our third and final round.
Review: ‘Freestyle Love Supreme’ Exhibits Improv Talent Zakkai Mares-Van Praag, Journalist April 27, 2022 'Freestyle Love Supreme' is a show like no other, featuring fast-thinking improv and hilarity.
With Mess, Senior Lounge Loses Furniture Zakkai Mares-Van Praag, Journalist April 22, 2022 After months of sustained uncleanliness, Upper School Head Joshua Neudel and homeroom teachers ordered the removal of the Senior Lounge's furniture.
Op-Ed: Bracketology, My March Madness Obsession Zakkai Mares-Van Praag, Journalist April 7, 2022 I love to expect the unexpected, and when something happens that even I didn’t expect, it excites me even more.
Gator Founder Lauds 1,500 Posts Zakkai Mares-Van Praag, Journalist March 9, 2022 AJ Naddaff '15 addresses the newsroom's success since its 2014 launch.
Photo | Students, Teachers Honor Black History Month Zakkai Mares-Van Praag, Journalist February 28, 2022 Librarian Elyse Seltzer's Black History Month posters.
Gator Jeopardy: Science and Math with Humanities Teachers Zakkai Mares-Van Praag, Journalist February 24, 2022 Find out what humanities teacher knows the most about subjects outside of their expertise.
17th Annual Humanities Symposium Kicks Off Zakkai Mares-Van Praag, Journalist January 21, 2022 Carolyn Chou, the Executive Director of the Asian American Resource Workshop in Boston, tackled the "model minority" stereotype.
Op-Ed: I’m Nervous About Being Back on Campus Zakkai Mares-Van Praag, Journalist January 11, 2022 With the Omicron variant of COVID-19 surging in Massachusetts, I can't help but wonder if in-person schooling is the right call.
Gator Jeopardy: History with Math and Science Teachers Zakkai Mares-Van Praag, Journalist December 15, 2021 How much history trivia do math and science teachers know? Take a break from studying and find out.
Ring Ceremony to Feature Major Changes Zakkai Mares-Van Praag, Journalist December 15, 2021 Past ceremony speeches were deemed hurtful and inappropriate, leading the event to change its format.
Ending Quarter One on a Positive Note Zakkai Mares-Van Praag, Journalist November 10, 2021 Students and faculty recall their proudest moments as the first quarter of the school year comes to an end.
Lil Nas X’s ‘MONTERO’ Lives Up to the Hype Zakkai Mares-Van Praag, Journalist November 3, 2021 The long-awaited album dropped in September, featuring many hit titles.
Open House Returns In Person Zakkai Mares-Van Praag, Journalist October 25, 2021 Tour Guides took many families through the campus in the first in-person Open House since the beginning of the pandemic.
CAP Field Trips Return With ‘Ayodele Casel: Chasing Magic’ Zakkai Mares-Van Praag, Journalist October 8, 2021 The CAP program kicked off their first field trip since the start of the pandemic with tap dancing and music.
Faculty Profile: Librarian Elyse Seltzer Zakkai Mares-Van Praag, Journalist October 1, 2021 The librarian is passionate about singing and fantasy books.
Op-Ed: Reflections on Learning About the Civil Rights Movement Zakkai Mares-Van Praag, Journalist June 4, 2020 My trip to Alabama taught me more about the history that has disappeared beneath the surface today.
Faculty, Staff Provide Health and Wellness Resources Zakkai Mares-Van Praag, Journalist May 6, 2020 Instructional yoga videos, meditation resources, and more can be found on students' Canvas pages.
Photos: Brimmer the Panda Zakkai Mares-Van Praag, Journalist March 11, 2020 Catch new glimpses of the cute creature.
Kitchen Prioritizes Dietary Needs, Sustainability Zakkai Mares-Van Praag, Journalist February 19, 2020 The kitchen's effort to make healthy food is often unacknowledged.
