As political diverging opinions divide the nation even after the inauguration,...
For many Americans, religion is an important part of politics, and the faith...
Jan. 20, 2021- Thousands of National Guard troops are filling the nation's capital,...

As political diverging opinions divide the nation even after the inauguration, the United States of America looks to the future in hopes of a...

The Hill School is, once again, taking on virtual learning, but this time, with a slightly different approach: H-Term. For six weeks, H-Term...
This is a series of photo essays produced by The Hill Schools journalism class that centers around their...
On the morning of Nov. 23, Director of Hobart’s Run Communications and Senior Director of Media...
While most Hill students began their campus life under special circumstances, many...
In an ideal world, The Hill School would be a place where everyone feels represented regardless of their...
As with almost all co-curricular activities on campus, the Hill Speech and Debate team’s season is...
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Today, as former Vice President Joseph R. Biden was sworn into office as the 46th president of the United States, and former California Senator...

The gray sky seemed still as I stared out of the window during my afternoon shift. What was a slow Wednesday turned out to be anything but. The...

The stability and success of any political system is dependent on a peaceful transfer of power. What we saw on January sixth was at most an insurrection,...

2020 was a year dictated by the deadly COVID-19 pandemic, leaving citizens worldwide anxious, fearful, and with the need to adapt to a new normal...