Annabel Hilzenrath ’24 argues that GDS’ handling of COVID has made finals season even more stressful than normal.
Nick Penniman ’22 weighs in on the constant question of who can tell what stories.
Antonia Brooks ’23 makes the case for the removal of the SchoolPass security system.
Doug Usher ’87 writes to The Augur Bit to urge GDS to better welcome those with disabilities.
Sophie Klein ’23 encourages students to form relationships with GDS’ “unsung heroes” and shares one crossing guard’s story.
Antonia Brooks ’23 makes the case that the potential overturning of Roe v. Wade demonstrates the importance of fighting to protect the rights you believe in.
Keevan Kearns ’23 writes from Rennes about her time there with School Year Abroad.
Malvika Reddy ’23 contrasts her experience at GDS with Republicans’ attacks.
Lindsay Lamken ’25 makes the case that a test-optional policy is best for colleges to adopt.
Oliver Thomas ’24 reflects on his experience following the war in Ukraine from afar.
Natalia Freedman ’25 argues that a deeper understanding of Hispanic culture is necessary to create an inclusive environment at GDS.
Catherine Dooley ’24 argues that GDS should help students grow less politically closed-minded.