As students, we often see Dean of Students Coleman Weibley as the person making announcements at lunch or standing in front of the whole school making important updates. Through these photos, we see not...

Along the dimly lit corridor outside the Briggs S. Cunningham ’26 Pool lines photographs of over a century of varsity sports teams. In each one, Hill athletes wear the same familiar sweater emblazoned...

In recent years, teachers have noticed a clear change in how students read and write—one shaped by the broader presence of digital technology. Phones, social media, and Artificial Intelligence tools...

Scrolling, refreshing, double-tapping—these are some of the most common gestures of modern life. At Hill, like almost everywhere else, social media has become part of the daily rhythm. For students,...

Burnout is an issue many students face at The Hill School. With mounting academic pressure, extracurricular activities, and the emotional strain of being away from home, burnout is not uncommon. Yet, the...

In a noticeable effort to elevate volunteerism at Hill, a groundbreaking three-term community service co-curricular was recently unveiled. The novel program is known as Hill VIPS and spearheaded by Cathy...