Choate Paves Way For New Accessibility Projects
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…
Tejas Gajjar
Fall is Here, So What’s the Best Fall Activity?
Fall brings crisp air, apple cider donuts, Halloween, football (both varieties), and back-to-school, but for me, the best part of the season is wearing a sweatshirt again. As nice as…
Curation Not Cultivation: A Critique on Deerfield
To film the promotional video for Deerfield’s 2026 Be Worthy Campaign, a prop team recreated a mock-’80s common room set-up inside Harold Smith, propping up antique wooden skis and lacrosse…
AI Symposium: What Does It Mean to Be Human in the Age of AI?
As AI grows increasingly adept at tasks once thought unique to humans, the crux is no longer what these machines can do, but what distinguishes humans from them. On Monday…
For Hotchkiss Students, Why is AI so Tempting?
As artificial intelligence continues to develop, its use in educational spaces has become increasingly controversial. The school takes a clear stance against using AI to write assignments or complete work;…
Understanding the history and impact of the Iran War
Recently, while Kent School peacefully engaged in its usual routines, great turmoil upended the entire Middle East. The Iran War, whose cause dates back to the late 20th century, broke…
Women’s March: Courage is Contagious
Anayeli Elias-Rodriguez ’28 Saturday, January 17th, 2026, marked the 10th annual women’s march, calling for people to participate in a short walk around downtown Ventura to support women’s rights. The…
Has Discussion Replaced Diplomacy For The United Nations?
Every year during September, world leaders gather in New York for the United Nations (UN) General Assembly to reach agreements on the world’s most important issues, with topics spanning war,…
Team Profile: Equestrian
The Kent School equestrian program is a team made up of twelve hardworking students and dedicated trainers. The members have the mission to improve not only how well they perform…
Protecting Thacher Athletes from Heat in the Spring Sports Season
By Eileen Ruan ‘28 From air conditioning to protection from heat illness during sports, there have been rising concerns in the Thacher community about the general impacts of extreme temperatures.…