The Gator

Campus Reopens for the Fall

Edan Zinn, Editor-in-Chief • September 25, 2020

The School's Executive Reopening Commitee has been planning the endeavor since May.

Students Remark on First Day of School

Natalie Kozhemiakin, Editor-in-Chief • September 17, 2020

After months of learning remotely, many students returned to campus for their first day of school.

Photo Essay: Students Return to Campus

Edan Zinn, Editor-in-Chief • September 16, 2020

Last week, the School opened its doors to students for the first time in six months following the closure of campus due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Community Supports #BrimmerCares Initiative

Kate Hirschen, Writer • June 6, 2020

The initiative celebrates community members who are helping others during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Teachers and Students Address Zoom Fatigue

Brian Gamble, Senior Writer • May 8, 2020

Video chatting is taxing on the brain and can make it more difficult to remain focused.

Q&A: Remote Learning Updates

Karly Hamilton, Editor-in-Chief • April 9, 2020

Neudel provides further insight into the School's plans.

Word Cloud: COVID-19

Karly Hamilton, Editor-in-Chief • April 7, 2020

The Gator conducted a survery asking what words community members associate with "COVID-19" or "coronavirus."

School Begins Remote Learning

Karly Hamilton, Editor-in-Chief • April 1, 2020

After Governor Charlie Baker extended the State’s previous three-week school closure, teachers will be conducting virtual classes over Zoom through May 4—possibly longer.

School Launches Virtual Revisit Days

Karly Hamilton, Editor-in-Chief • March 29, 2020

In lieu of on-campus events, online sessions will be held.

GNN: Cooking with Karly

Gator Nation News • March 27, 2020

Lift your spirits during a stressful time.

Photo Essay: Boston Goes Dark

Edan Zinn, Editor-in-Chief • March 24, 2020

On March 23, Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker announced a stay-at-home advisory in the interest of public health amid the rapidly escalating COVID-19 pandemic.

Op-Ed: Stop Hoarding

Caroline Champa, Editor-in-Chief • March 20, 2020

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread and create turmoil, madness has struck, not in isolation but at local grocery stores – people are hoarding.