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New international students together in the Warner Center for the international student social. These meet-and-greet events were held multiple times throughout the year with a large turnout.
International student socials forge new bonds across communities
Ben Sullivan 24 walks from his new dorm, Foster. Sullivan, like many former day students, became a boarder in his 6th form year.
Day students adapt to boarding life
Jackson Bala 27 and Anthony Grosso 25, members of the boys varsity soccer, pose during practice. Hill soccer recently defeated South Kent School for the first time in program history.
Varsity boys soccer scores historic win against South Kent
Meredith Marks 24 directs her peers in Clue, a student-led play. This fall production will be the first student-driven headline show in the schools history.
First student-led headline production takes the spotlight
Shelly Baumgarten, Director of Alumni and Parent Engagement, and Anna Ribeiro, Assistant Director of Stewardship and Next Generation Giving, advise the new Student Alumni Ambassador program, which aims to bridge current students with recent alumni.
Student alumni ambassador program provides new leadership opportunities
The Israeli Defense Forces destroys a building in Gaza. The war in Palestine raged on the past few weeks after the Oct. 7 surprise attack launched by Hamas.
Students react to the Israel-Hamas war
Rishi Sunak debates re-entrance into the EU as the UK voters spilt on their opinion of Brexit.
Brexit continues to divide British voters
Illustration by Kiern Lim 25
The College Board overhauls the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT)
Photo Courtesy of Google Images
Canadian Wildfires breaks burn record
ILLUSTRATION BY CAOLIN THOMASON 25
Wagner Group leader’s death paves the way for Ukrainian counteroffensive advancement
Saorise Harlan 27, Ella Armstrong 27, Caitlin Tan 27, Ben Choi 27, Jackson Bala 27 and Tommy Gill 27 after the SGA debate which saw Choi and Armstrong elected as new SGA senators.
Class of 2027 elects new SGA representatives
Hill welcomes new faculty!
2023-2024 3rd Form SGA Senatorial Candidate Statements
2023-2024 3rd Form SGA Senatorial Candidate Statements
DO YOU KNOW….
Students wait patiently to hear about the new academic schedule.
Upcoming student schedules are developed amidst further schedule changes
ILLUSTRATION BY ADELYN SIM 24
Women’s sports must take equal pay seriously
ILLUSTRATION BY ANGELA JIN 24
Elon Musk’s rebrand of Twitter could spell disaster for the company
ILLUSTRATION BY MAGGIE QI 25
The House of Mouse strikes back through legal battles
Students walk during the 2022 commencement. The way scarves are worn by female-identifying students has come under criticism in recent years.
Breaking Chains has become changing scarves
The fences around Hill perimeter hold up private property signs for security reasons.
Hill must better communicate campus security protocols and expectations
Meredith Marks 24 directs her peers in Clue, a student-led play. This fall production will be the first student-driven headline show in the schools history.
First student-led headline production takes the spotlight
ILLUSTRATION BY CICI FANG 24
Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour set to break record for most profitable concert tour, ever
Joy Boothe-Genthe 24 performs Gabbi and Bobbi at City of Angels production
Hill hosts local theatre group’s summer production for first time
Ted Lasso Season 3 Changes Things Up - But Not for the Better
Ted Lasso Season 3 Changes Things Up – But Not for the Better
Luke Gerdeman 23 and Sissi Zhen 24 practice for the show
Hill theater presents Shakespeare in Love
Jackson Bala 27 and Anthony Grosso 25, members of the boys varsity soccer, pose during practice. Hill soccer recently defeated South Kent School for the first time in program history.
Varsity boys soccer scores historic win against South Kent
Nate Whittemore 23 cruises down the river in the boat with his teammates
Crew dinners row me towards a new life
INFOGRAPHIC BY JASON ZHOU 23
The Class of 2023 proves themselves athletically
ILLUSTRATION BY RENA ZHANG 25
Hill students are set to hold first strength contest
From left to right: Colette Zidek 23, Sarah Kenvin 23, Ella Kaplan 25 and Riley Savage 25 broke the Hill Womens Outdoor Track and Field Sprint Medley Relay record.
Hill track and field stars break spring medley relay record
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Potential Tiktok ban worries student users across the country

Potential Tiktok ban worries student users across the country

By Emerson Leger '25, Off-Campus Editor
May 3, 2023
Illustration by Cici Fang ’24

Student organizations host Black History Month events

By Emerson Leger ’25, Staff Writer
April 13, 2023
Patty Bell and Andrea Chirieleison decorate a Christmas tree at the WOTH Tree Trimming and Ornament Exchange Party.

Reading group provides space for alumnae and women on campus

By Emerson Leger ‘25 
December 14, 2022
Recipients of the Brody Family Fellowship grant expand their scope outside of the classroom

Recipients of the Brody Family Fellowship grant expand their scope outside of the classroom

By Emerson Leger '25, Off-Campus Editor
September 26, 2022
Senior Master of the Arts Margaret Neiswender leads Hills orchestra during the Parents Weekend Concert. Photo Courtesy of Hill Snapshots.

This year’s Parent’s Weekend Concert marks Hill’s first live and in-person performance in two years

By Emerson Leger '25, Off-Campus Editor
November 9, 2021
Maggie Qi (far left) with peers at her curation. Photo sourced by Maggie Qi 25

Maggie Qi ’25 curates a museum in Beijing

By Emerson Leger '25, Off-Campus Editor
October 8, 2021
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