Throwback Thursday: The College Dropout by Kanye West
Each month, The Spectator takes an in-depth look at a past song or album, whether it was released a few years ago or decades ago. This month, we revisit the…
Each month, The Spectator takes an in-depth look at a past song or album, whether it was released a few years ago or decades ago. This month, we revisit the…
In the last few years, the usage of artificial intelligence globally has skyrocketed. According to IEEE Spectrum, ChatGPT alone receives over 2.5 billion prompts per day. In contrast, other popular…
How would you feel if you were shown a video of you committing a crime? How much more upset would you be if you knew you didn’t do it, but…
Whether you are sitting down at your dining room table, receiving your plate at a restaurant, or just eating a regular meal, you are faced with the age-old question. The…
Hosted in the beautiful cities of Milan and Cortina, Italy, the 2026 Winter Olympics have exemplified the highs and lows of sports and the universal goal of peace. On February…
For Griffin Calhoun ’26, squash was not something he fell in love with overnight. He was originally introduced to the sport through his mom, who played in college, and his…
On Sunday, February 8th, Jake Bobo ’18 helped the Seahawks beat the Patriots 29-13, making him the first Belmont Hill graduate to become a Super Bowl champion. Mr. Butler, who…
With the final weeks of the regular season upon us, college basketball teams are gearing up for their conference tournaments and are doing all they can to punch their ticket…
With spring training starting this past week, MLB Opening Day is now less than a month and a half away. This year is shaping up to be very competitive, and…
Two weekends ago, Belmont Hill and Winsor performed 8 short one-act plays in a compilation entitled 8 Plays! (But Who’s Counting). Such plays included: But Who’s Counting, Go to the…