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On Commencement Day, Hill sixth formers will walk across the brick on the Quadrangle.
Hill community prepares for commencement at the end of May
Yina Yao 25 created this photography collage.
Visual art students display their work in the CFTA
The Hunger Games will feature an elaborate setup.
The Hunger Games will premier for the Hill community on May 19
Madden Stadium will hold football, field hockey, and lacrosse games starting in September 2022.
Hill’s campus is prepped for a summer makeover with new construction projects
Adele Harris 22 leaps mid air during a performance. Photo Courtesy of Hill Snapshots.
Spring Dance Recital ends the year with a stunning performance
Bryan Stevenson gives a TED talk to a live audience. Photo By James Duncan Davidson.
Bryan Stevenson is on a mission for equal justice for the unfairly incarcerated
This is a classroom at Jincai Elementary Primary School in Shanghai. Students are required to wear uniforms and a red ribbon which was a symbol of The Young Pioneers of China.
Authority & Social Change
How an authoritarian regime can oppress the view of the public
How an authoritarian regime can oppress the view of the public
Bryan Stevenson at TED2012: Full Spectrum, February 27 - March 2, 2012. Long Beach, CA. Photo: James Duncan Davidson
Bryan Stevenson is on a mission for equal justice
Anthony McMullan 23 enters the cabin of the Station 69A firetruck.
Hill students learn life lessons through firefighting
Ned Ide is leaving The Hill School after working as an English teacher for 23 years.
Ned Ide seizes the day as he leaves Hill
The Class of 2011’s Sixth Form Prank involved filling the Student Center with balloons
Springtime shenanigans ensue on The Hill: The art of the senior prank
Dear Blue: Prom Edition
Dear Blue: Prom Edition
Caroline Grable ’25 and Morgan McMahon’24 sort books according to different colors.
Community Service students take action in Pottstown
New to Pottstown? Check out these local, family-owned businesses!
New to Pottstown? Check out these local, family-owned businesses!
Portia Sockel 22 pioneered the role of a Visual Managing Editor as she joined The Hill News editorial team in 2021.
Journalism: your creativity’s knight in shining armor
Brazil is likely to triumph in the 2022 FIFA World Cup
Brazil is likely to triumph in the 2022 FIFA World Cup
Co-Editor-in-Chief Olivia Mofus 22 holding Issue 7, Volume CXXVII.
Just do it, no questions asked
Co-Editor-in-Chief Aleksandr Glamazdin 22 holding the Authority and Social Control spread from Issue 5, Volume CXXVII.
Do not pick your career as a sophomore
Mr. and Mrs. Eilberg made Hill a second home to students as the Form Deans of Class of 22
Letter to the Form Deans
Yina Yao 25 created this photography collage.
Visual art students display their work in the CFTA
The Hunger Games will feature an elaborate setup.
The Hunger Games will premier for the Hill community on May 19
Adele Harris 22 leaps mid air during a performance. Photo Courtesy of Hill Snapshots.
Spring Dance Recital ends the year with a stunning performance
Frankie Halvey 24, Timmy Woodward 24, Sophie Walsh 24, and Harry Whaley 25 sit together in the audience at the Cappie Awards. Photo Courtesy of Frankie Halvey 24.
Hill performers in “Love Dot” receive accolades in the national Cappie Awards
Maya Brigandi performs her last jazz solo at Hill.
The 2022 Spring Arts Festival celebrates Hill musicians and says goodbye to its departing sixth formers
Hill athletes sign their National Letter of Intent.
Hill senior committed athletes reflect on the hurdles and joys of their process
Sam Cifra 23 participates in opening day of J-Ball 2022. Photo by Rose Flaherty 23
Rivals seek revenge on the J-Ball field
Susanna Soderman 21 moves on from Hill to play soccer at Villanova. Photo courtesy of Susanna Soderman 21
Hill alumni athletes describe the student-athlete experience at college
Augustus Gerhart 23 and Luke Rasmussen 23 launch their podcast about the sports world. Photo by Rose Flaherty 23
Two Dudes Talk Hoops: March Madness
Gabe Moss 23 cheering on his teammates during a game during Kiski. Photo by Andrew Albert 22
Winter sports athletes recap season highlights
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Portia Sockel 22 pioneered the role of a Visual Managing Editor as she joined The Hill News editorial team in 2021.
Journalism: your creativity’s knight in shining armor
By Portia Sockel '22, Social Media Manager • May 19, 2022

I’d like to think that I didn’t find The Hill News, instead it found me. After learning my plans to study at a California art school were...

Brazil is likely to triumph in the 2022 FIFA World Cup
Brazil is likely to triumph in the 2022 FIFA World Cup
By Jason Zhou '23, Off-Campus News Editor • May 19, 2022

The World Cup is the ultimate festival for all football fans around the world. It is held every four years, and multiple stars have been made...

Co-Editor-in-Chief Olivia Mofus 22 holding Issue 7, Volume CXXVII.
Just do it, no questions asked
By Olivia Mofus ’22, Co-Editor-In-Chief • May 19, 2022

Zora Neale Hurston said that there are years that ask questions and years that answer. When I read this, I didn’t think much of it. But while...

Co-Editor-in-Chief Aleksandr Glamazdin 22 holding the Authority and Social Control spread from Issue 5, Volume CXXVII.
Do not pick your career as a sophomore
By Aleksandr Glamazdin '22, Co-Editor-In-Chief • May 19, 2022

“Don’t worry if you don’t know what you want to do in life.” We’ve all heard this many times, and for some, the future is terrifying....

Features
Ned Ide is leaving The Hill School after working as an English teacher for 23 years.
Ned Ide seizes the day as he leaves Hill
By Luke Gerdeman ’23 and Nate Whittemore ’23 • May 19, 2022

In the realm of beloved teachers at The Hill, Ned Ide does not go without mention. In his 23-year career as an English teacher at this school,...

Springtime shenanigans ensue on The Hill: The art of the senior prank
By Ella Grindle ‘24, Features Editor • April 30, 2022

As the spring season flourishes across The Hill’s campus, the air grows warmer with excitement. For...

Dear Blue: Prom Edition
By Anonymous • April 30, 2022

Prom, the most discussed topic of the year—sorry I meant The Sixth Form Dance. An exquisite dance where...

Community Service students take action in Pottstown
By Patrick Gao '25 and Yina Yao '25 • April 30, 2022

Community Service at The Hill is an afternoon activity that not only connects students to the Pottstown...

New to Pottstown? Check out these local, family-owned businesses!
By Jason Zhou '23, Off-Campus News Editor • March 3, 2022

Editor’s Note: Pottstown is a diverse community. A lot of diligent local family businesses in Pottstown...

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