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Students wait patiently to hear about the new academic schedule.
Upcoming student schedules are developed amidst further schedule changes
Fourth form SGA candidates after the debate on May 3
Forms elect new representatives for the 2023-2024
Jodi Robinson works in the college counseling office. She recommends that students enjoy their summer instead of focusing too much on improving their applications.
Hill college counselors advise on improving applications over summer
Students receiving henna in honor for AAPI Heritage Month
Hill celebrates Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with food and festivities
On May 10th 2023, the Hill community gathered to hear from SPC
The Student Philanthropy Council enhances Pottstown with $25,000
LGBTQ rights opponent gather beside Target in Pottstown
Protests in Philadelphia and Pottstown worry students
ILLUSTRATION BY CAOILIN THOMASON 25
Pottstown Athletic Club empowers the community and changes lives
This illustration by Cici Fang 24 is of a famous puzzle composed by chess master Paul Morphy, with white to move and mate in two. Can you spot the solution?
FIDE’s handling of the WCC shows that chess needs to change
Potential Tiktok ban worries student users across the country
Potential Tiktok ban worries student users across the country
ILLUSTRATION BY HELEN ZHANG 25
French President Emmaunel Macron’s pension reform law sparks protests
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Students wait patiently to hear about the new academic schedule.
Upcoming student schedules are developed amidst further schedule changes
Fourth form SGA candidates after the debate on May 3
Forms elect new representatives for the 2023-2024
Damien Giannikas 24 plays chess. He was among the top-rated students at Hill.
Damien Giannikas ’24 checkmates the competition
Jodi Robinson works in the college counseling office. She recommends that students enjoy their summer instead of focusing too much on improving their applications.
Hill college counselors advise on improving applications over summer
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
This illustration by Cici Fang 24 is of a famous puzzle composed by chess master Paul Morphy, with white to move and mate in two. Can you spot the solution?
FIDE’s handling of the WCC shows that chess needs to change
ILLUSTRATION BY ANGELA JIN 24
The Federal Reserve mishandled inflation
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
Angela Jin 24, Caroline Brandt 26, Jillian Richards 23, Adelyn Sim 23 and Cici Fang 24 attend award ceremony
Students win Congressional Art Competition awards
Students rehearse for the student-run production Ride the Cyclone
Theater students “Ride the Cyclone” in student-led production
Casey Li takes on role of conductor during the winter orchestra concert.
Artist Spotlight: Casey Li ’23 brings the pep to our step with his musical talents
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
The weightroom gets a makeover with new racks and machines
Brand-new workout equipment enhances weight room experience
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Hill journalism students enjoy the discussion with Drew Williams.

NFL Films colorist Drew Williams speaks to Hill journalism students about his behind-the-scenes work

By Kade Davidheiser ‘23, Luke Rasmussen '23, and Augustus Gerhart ’23
May 10, 2022
Executive Chef Mark Henkle (right) and Chef Steve Taylor Sous prepare pesto chicken wraps for lunch.

[Photo] Hill Sodexo Staff dishes out Love

April 28, 2022
Augustus Gerhart ’23 and Peter Galindez ’23 become in tune with Skitko as she talks about her life as a writer at the Mercury.

[Photo] Media veteran Cathy Skitko discusses the difference between public relations and journalism

April 8, 2022
Photo by Jesse Corser-James

PHOTO ESSAYS — Hill students share their holiday traditions under the pandemic

By Cole Bilotta ’23, Caden Olenczak ’23 , Peter Galindez ’23, Kade Davidheiser '23, Luke Rasmussen '23, Jesse Corser-James '23, Emilie Kirschner '23, Joey Asterino '23, and Augustus Gerhart '23
January 20, 2022
Luke Pickard 22 deflected a pass, competing for Millburn High School.

New Hill Postgraduates reflect on the start of the school year

By Cole Bilotta '23 and Kade Davidheiser '23
October 12, 2021
The Hill journalism class listens to Pottstown Councilor Ryan Procsal. Photo by Augie Gerhart 23

Pottstown Councilor Ryan Procsal discusses life in the borough

By Joey Asterino ‘23, Cole Bilotta ‘23, Jesse Corser-James ‘23, Peter Galindez ’23, Augie Gerhart ’23, Luke Rasmussen ’23, Emilie Kirschner ’23, Katie Newkirk ’22, Kade Davidheiser ’23, and Caden Olenczak ’23
October 5, 2021
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