Tejas Gajjar

Deerfield Fair

Juliet Lopez

50 years ago, former curator of the Deerfield Memorial Hall Museum Tim Neumann proposed the idea of holding an annual craft fair in the town and hosted the first Old…

Powerful in Pink: Wild Boars Take on Andover Day

Jaime Chen

Choate students traded their usual gold-and-blue outfits for all things pink on Andover Day, as Boar Pen organized a Pink Out event in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Breast…

Phone Policy Now Extends Into Weekends

Clair Xia

Expanding on previous years’ changes, Deerfield modified its cell phone policy to require students to leave their phones in their dorms throughout the day. The change builds on a series…

Elitism In Academia: Is It Deserved?

Tendayi Dingani

By Tendayi Dingani ‘29 Universities predate this nation’s independence. The oldest university is Harvard, which was established in 1636. However, anyone can see that in recent years, the competition, rigour,…

Deerfield Transitions To All Boarding in 2027

EMILY XU

Beginning in 2027, Deerfield Academy will begin transitioning to a full boarding school, requiring all future students to live on campus. Faculty children are exempt from the policy and may…

Delegates Find Success at Yale Model United Nations

Harper Evans

On January 15, 1800 high school students—35 from Loomis Chaffee—traveled to New Haven, Connecticut to participate in the 52nd year of Yale Model United Nations. Stretching from Friday to Monday,…

Choate Paves Way For New Accessibility Projects

Ava Hult-Falk

In response to coverage of the tragedy at Cornell, the Bystander Education Program (BEP), a student leadership group, worked to educate students about sexual misconduct, campus policies, and ways to…