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Anders Mortenson 24, Lizzy Richter 24 and Ella Lee 24 grab a bite to eat in Rome.
Students travel through history during class trip to Italy
2024-2025 SGA Senatorial Candidate Statements
2024-2025 SGA Senatorial Candidate Statements
Female-identifying students meet with Kathleen Devaney, Hills first female Head of School, in November. Despite progress made after 25 years of coeducation at Hill, many students feel like more inclusive practices can still be done.
After 25 years of coeducation, some communities see more work to be done
From top, Mark Pearson was named the new Elizabeth B Blossom Chair of Humanities and the Rev. Anne Confer Martens will serve as the Director of Spiritual Life and Firestone Endowment Chaplain. From bottom, Chris Bala will be the new head boys varsity ice hockey coach and Ari Baum will take on the role of Associate Head of School.
Hill announces new faculty appointments
Mark Nelson retires after 44 years at Hill
Mark Nelson retires after 44 years at Hill
The PA Primaries: How these fast-approaching elections affect 6th formers
The PA Primaries: How these fast-approaching elections affect 6th formers
140 surgeons participated in first whole-eye transplant
140 surgeons participated in first whole-eye transplant
Colleges roll back test-optional admissions policies in dramatic shift from Covid-era guidelines
Colleges roll back test-optional admissions policies in dramatic shift from Covid-era guidelines
What does the national debt reaching $34 trillion signify for the US?
What does the national debt reaching $34 trillion signify for the US?
Recent aviation failures raise safety concerns
Recent aviation failures raise safety concerns
Female-identifying students meet with Kathleen Devaney, Hills first female Head of School, in November. Despite progress made after 25 years of coeducation at Hill, many students feel like more inclusive practices can still be done.
After 25 years of coeducation, some communities see more work to be done
From top, Mark Pearson was named the new Elizabeth B Blossom Chair of Humanities and the Rev. Anne Confer Martens will serve as the Director of Spiritual Life and Firestone Endowment Chaplain. From bottom, Chris Bala will be the new head boys varsity ice hockey coach and Ari Baum will take on the role of Associate Head of School.
Hill announces new faculty appointments
Snooze symphony: the added benefits of improved sleep 
Snooze symphony: the added benefits of improved sleep 
NEWS ANALYSIS: University president resignations spark political division over free speech on college campus
NEWS ANALYSIS: University president resignations spark political division over free speech on college campus
2024 SGA Co-Presidential Candidate Statements
2024 SGA Co-Presidential Candidate Statements
Analysis: Our school runs on caffeine, but we refuel too often
Analysis: Our school runs on caffeine, but we refuel too often
Dueling opinions: Should colleges be test optional?
Dueling opinions: Should colleges be test optional?
Who will win March Madness?
Who will win March Madness?
Should Trump be allowed to stay on the 2024 ballot?
Should Trump be allowed to stay on the 2024 ballot?
ILLUSTRATION BY CICI FANG 24
Dueling opinions: Don’t break hearts or the bank. Instead, consider these Valentine gifts.
30 years on, Kurt Cobains influence remains in bloom
30 years on, Kurt Cobain’s influence remains in bloom
Adelyn Sim 24 and Ellen Nelson holding her award winning
Adelyn Sim ’24 achieves highly selective AP art award
A lack of creativity causes the downfall of Marvel
A lack of creativity causes the downfall of Marvel
Need 6th Form Dance inspiration? Take this quiz
Need 6th Form Dance inspiration? Take this quiz
PHOTO COURTESY OF KAT ROSS KLINE
Kat Ross Kline joins Hill as the new director for the Ellis Theatre Guild
Heres our 2024 NFL draft picks
Here’s our 2024 NFL draft picks
Trevon Foster 26 refuses to break his record-setting stride
Trevon Foster ’26 refuses to break his record-setting stride
Charlie Rauch 24 achieves historic 100-point milestone
Charlie Rauch ’24 achieves historic 100-point milestone
Hill basketball raises money for Attack Cancer fundraiser
Hill basketball raises money for Attack Cancer fundraiser
Hydration matters . . . and Hill students have a drinking problem
Hydration matters . . . and Hill students have a drinking problem
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The Far East Club highlights the early history of Asian students at Hill

Documenting a history of the Asian community at Hill

By David Sun '24, Opinion Editor • December 14, 2023

In the fall of 1918, Theodore C. Hume, class of 1921, arrived at The Hill School. Born in Bombay, India, Hume’s family moved to Changsha, China when he was just one year old. At just 14, he became the...

New affinity groups have been a successful addition to study hall.

New affinity group study halls boom with success

By Layla Choudhri '26, Staff Writer • December 14, 2023

Being away from home at such a young age takes a toll on many students. They face countless difficulties such as missing out on culture, friendships, and other home traditions. The Diversity, Equity, and...

Hill welcomes new faculty!

By Kiern Lim '25, Website Editor • October 3, 2023

For the 2023-2024 school year, The Hill welcomes many new members of the faculty to our community. They hail from diverse backgrounds and will contribute to the school in a range of capacities.   Amanda...

ILLUSTRATION BY RENA ZHANG 25

Leadership Office formalizes student organisations

By Kate O'Brien '25, Staff Writer • October 3, 2023

One of The Hill School’s impressive aspects of campus life is its Student Organizations. The governing body of these student organizations, less formally known as the SO, provides Hill students with...

Club fair spotlights new student organizations

By Kiern Lim '25, Website Editor • September 30, 2023

This year’s club fair was held on Sept. 22 on the grass outside the Athey Academic Center. It featured over 50 clubs, many of which are newly established clubs. There were many new interest clubs, such...

LGBTQ rights opponent gather beside Target in Pottstown

Protests in Philadelphia and Pottstown worry students

By Meredith Marks '24, Nelly Hartman '25, and Lauren Kuppinen '25 • May 24, 2023

In recent weeks, Philadelphia and Pottstown have been the site of several protests organized by LGBTQ rights opponent groups, such as Americans for Truth About Homosexuality and the Westboro Baptist Church....

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