School Responds to Claims of Racism, Bias
July 28, 2020
Students take to social media, as School pledges change and acknowledges a long history of institutional bias and racism.
School Receives Federal Loan Amid National Controversy
May 29, 2020
Private schools are stirring controversy by applying for forgivable federal loans.
The Impact of COVID-19 on College Sports
May 28, 2020
The global pandemic has caused changes in athletic events.
Juniors Wish Seniors Congrats in Farewell Video
Katarina Klacko and Joseph Bahhady
May 28, 2020
In reverse-Ring Ceremony fashion, the 12-minute video features juniors speaking about how seniors have left a meaningful and lasting legacy.
College Board Adjusts AP Exams
May 16, 2020
Advanced Placement exams have been restructured due to COVID-19.
Nonprofit Delivers Masks to Hospitals
May 15, 2020
The Kids Clothes Club is supporting healthcare workers during the pandemic.
Teachers and Students Address Zoom Fatigue
May 8, 2020
Video chatting is taxing on the brain and can make it more difficult to remain focused.
Zoom Raises Questions of Online Privacy, Security
May 8, 2020
The video conferencing service is under fire for their misleading Privacy Policy.
COVID-19 Forces Senior Project Restructuring
May 6, 2020
Many students are pursuing alternative options.
Faculty, Staff Provide Health and Wellness Resources
May 6, 2020
Instructional yoga videos, meditation resources, and more can be found on students' Canvas pages.
Alperin ’21 Starts Community Initiative
May 1, 2020
As medical professionals are always helping us, it is our turn to help them by masking masks.
Pulitzer Prize-Winning American Historian to Zoom with Students
April 28, 2020
Eric Foner will discuss his life and career, while also answering questions from attendees.
