Lucy Newman ’29 and Isabella Tamayo ’29 cover Hopper Robotics.
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Arielle Stopak ’27 covers GDS' decision to move the start date to before Labor Day in 2026 and 2027.
Here are the results from competitions during the week of April 6 and next week’s athletics schedule.
Molly Kurtzer-Ellenbogen ’26 covers the fourth annual Integration Bee.
Ben Altschuler ’28 and Arav Bapna ’28 cover student's reactions to the first-semester English policy.
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Teresa Dean ’26 and Chloe Sachs ’28 cover Polly Martin's remarkable tenure at GDS.
Molly Kaplan ’29 and Evan Samenow ’29 cover the Hop Shop's possible shift to a healthier inventory.
Maia Shakow ’29 reports on this year's mental health Wellness Week.
Chloe Sachs ’28 shares photos from Friday's student walkout at the Lincoln Memorial.
Emma Hantman ’29 argues that civil discourse programming should allow students to more freely advocate for beliefs they are passionate about.
Dylan Kim ’30 reflects on her experience understanding her LGBTQ+ identity through social media and discusses the challenges that queer youth can face when
Shira Wenthe ’27 argues that students should make an effort to attend events like clubs, performances and sports games to maintain a thriving community.
Brett Carter ’27 argues that more humanities classes should teach students how to analyze visual art.
Josh Altschuler ’28 predicts the outcomes of the Final Four games in the men's NCAA tournament.
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Lucille Hletko Wood ’29 and Maia Shakow ’29 share their predictions for the Final Four games in the women's NCAA tournament.
Lucille Hletko Wood ’29 and Maia Shakow ’29 predict the outcomes of the Sweet 16 games in the women's NCAA tournament.
Lucille Hletko Wood ’29 and Maia Shakow ’29 cover the most notable teams in the women's NCAA tournament.
Sports writers preview what each team has in store for the spring season.
Alex Hughes ’27 and Sabine Hletko Wood ’26 review Megan Moroney's latest album.
Rebecca Joffe reports on The Little Beasts, a GDS and Edmund Burke band.
Annabelle Garland ’28 shares some of the ridiculous quotes she has heard around GDS.
Annabelle Garland ’28 shares some of the absurd quotes she has heard around GDS.
Ella Schneider ’26 presents Chadwick the Cheerio at a college fair.
Ella Schneider ’26 presents Chadwick the Cheerio and Limited Shrimp stuck in their old ways.
Sabine Hletko Wood ’26 and Molly Kurtzer-Ellenbogen ’26 share their recipe for a matzo dessert.
Caleb Kurtzer-Ellenbogen ’29 shares his recipe for three different smoothies.
Ellie Dean ’27 shares a brown butter Biscoff blondies recpie inspired by Sue Ikenberry's Biscoff cookies.
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Arielle Stopak ’27 covers GDS' decision to move the start date to before Labor Day in 2026 and 2027.
Sabine Hletko Wood ’26 and Molly Kurtzer-Ellenbogen ’26 share their recipe for a matzo dessert.
Emma Hantman ’29 argues that civil discourse programming should allow students to more freely advocate for beliefs they are passionate about.
Lucy Newman ’29 and Isabella Tamayo ’29 cover Hopper Robotics.
Here are the results from competitions during the week of April 6 and next week’s athletics schedule.
Molly Kurtzer-Ellenbogen ’26 covers the fourth annual Integration Bee.
Josh Altschuler ’28 predicts the outcomes of the Final Four games in the men's NCAA tournament.
Lucille Hletko Wood ’29 and Maia Shakow ’29 share their predictions for the Final Four games in the women's NCAA tournament.
Lucille Hletko Wood ’29 and Maia Shakow ’29 predict the outcomes of the Sweet 16 games in the women's NCAA tournament.
Lucille Hletko Wood ’29 and Maia Shakow ’29 cover the most notable teams in the women's NCAA tournament.
Annabelle Garland ’28 shares some of the ridiculous quotes she has heard around GDS.
Sports writers preview what each team has in store for the spring season.
