Artist of the Issue: Lottie Levine
Director of Theater Catriona Hynds described Lottie Levine ’25 as a “triple threat” for her contributions to the Deerfield Performing Arts Department as a dancer, singer, and actor. Recognized by…
Director of Theater Catriona Hynds described Lottie Levine ’25 as a “triple threat” for her contributions to the Deerfield Performing Arts Department as a dancer, singer, and actor. Recognized by…
Vivian Wan ’25, one of Deerfield Academy’s songwriters and musicians, plans to release her first album for the entire world by the end of the academic year. Wan’s passions for…
At 2 p.m. on Sunday, January 19, an expectant crowd of Deerfield students, faculty, and parents gathered in the concert hall for the annual Senior Concerto Competition. Seven seniors competed…
In an interview, the Harvard historian recounts moments of inspiration and offers advice. Middlesex recently welcomed historian and author Dr. Tiya Miles ‘88, the Michael Garvey Professor of History at…
Mr. Sport, the heads of FEMX, and others weigh in on campus gender dynamics. As Middlesex works to address DEI issues, questions have arisen on how Middlesex can best address…
The Anvil to revive dormant “Letters to the Editor” section. The Anvil is at its best when as many students as possible contribute to an issue. In an effort to…
The construction of the Outdoor Rink, colloquially known as the ODR, originated as an idea in 2021 from the Student Life Office leadership team to encourage students to participate in…
Although Deerfield has a long history of teaching Muslim, Christian, and Jewish students, it used to have strong Christian influences in its traditions. Both Judaism and Islam are student alliances,…
As winter arrives at Middlesex, many people will feel lost and stressed. Check out some cool things you can do to help. As the summer days leave us behind and…
Exploring The Destructive Impact On Society, Economy, And The Lives of Population My parents used to tell me that “history repeats itself.” While this message once seemed overly simplistic to…