The Augur Bit’s editors present a vision for improving the paper and the community’s relationship.
The Augur Bit's editors urge students and teachers to turn out to see performances, games and other school events.
The Augur Bit’s editors call for the high school to hold more frequent assemblies with guest speakers.
The editors of The Augur Bit suggest how two incoming administrators and the student body can cultivate strong relations.
The editors explain why the Bit’s monthslong push for editorial independence matters to the entire community.
The editors of The Augur Bit make the case for shunning virtual school.
The Augur Bit’s editors argue that GDS should favor internal candidates for two key administrative jobs.
Administrators have launched an earnest new initiative, and students should seize the opportunity it presents.
As school reopens, let's ensure we build a school culture even better than the one we had to leave behind.
The editors of The Augur Bit praise the GDS alumnus’ patriotism and prowess as the lead impeachment manager in President Trump’s second Senate trial.
Nick Penniman '22 on how many GDS students are well-positioned to help others—and how you can.
Failing to recognize the importance of addressing climate change means failing to recognize the importance of our futures, the beauty of the world around us and our privilege in ending this fight. The position of our school in the nation’s capital means we are not necessarily the most vulnerable to the effects of climate change, but we are in a unique situation where we can directly influence lawmakers to fight it. Major corporations, like those in the fossil fuel and food production industries, continue to leak pollutants into the atmosphere, land and water with little to no regulations. There are