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Dean of Students Coleman Weibley has become a steady presence on campus after completing his first year at Hill. While many are familiar with Weibley, not all students are familiar with his daily life and responsibilities.
Photo essay: A day in the life of the dean
Students walk past the framed Major-H sweaters in the athletic complex every day. Yet, few know how this sweater came to be.
The Major-H sweater: A tradition you can wear
English department rethinks curriculum due to AI challenges
English department rethinks curriculum due to AI challenges
Social media negatively affects teenagers, students and faculty say
Social media negatively affects teenagers, students and faculty say
Students and faculty weigh in on navigating the stress of boarding school
Students and faculty weigh in on navigating the stress of boarding school
The expansion of migrant facilities in Guantanamo Bay can be seen within the highlighted areas. Earlier this year, the Trump administration announced plans to use the controversial naval base to hold and deport 30,000 migrants.
Guantanamo Bay detention camp expansions raise alarms over executive authority
Campus divides over military support for Ukraine
Campus divides over military support for Ukraine
The blazing fires in the Palisades destroys all nearby structures.
Palisades Fire destroys student family homes
Trump's first three months in office test limits of executive power
Trump’s first three months in office test limits of executive power
Trump balances strategy and political theater with latest expansion bid
Trump balances strategy and political theater with latest expansion bid
Dean of Students Coleman Weibley has become a steady presence on campus after completing his first year at Hill. While many are familiar with Weibley, not all students are familiar with his daily life and responsibilities.
Photo essay: A day in the life of the dean
Students walk past the framed Major-H sweaters in the athletic complex every day. Yet, few know how this sweater came to be.
The Major-H sweater: A tradition you can wear
Social media negatively affects teenagers, students and faculty say
Social media negatively affects teenagers, students and faculty say
Students and faculty weigh in on navigating the stress of boarding school
Students and faculty weigh in on navigating the stress of boarding school
AI creates new threats to social media use
AI creates new threats to social media use
Performative males and the trap of progressive self-sabotage
Performative males and the trap of progressive self-sabotage
“Today on The Hill” redesign finally puts readers first
“Today on The Hill” redesign finally puts readers first
Seated lunch tables remains a cornerstone of Hill's most cherished traditions. The policy for seating assignments, however, seems unfair to different student groups.
Seated lunch table policy discriminates against non-varsity activities
Team captains should be chosen consistently
Team captains should be chosen consistently
AI chips fuel nationwide innovation but pose worrisome risks
AI chips fuel nationwide innovation but pose worrisome risks
Literature Panel September Edition
Performative males and the trap of progressive self-sabotage
Performative males and the trap of progressive self-sabotage
Soaring Above the Fall of the Superhero Genre: The Fate of Marvel and DC
Soaring Above the Fall of the Superhero Genre: The Fate of Marvel and DC
Emerson’s Epics
Toledo Time
Many see Sam Walther, right, as a trustful leader on the girls ice hockey team.
As a coach or a friend, Sam Walther is here to help
Riley Savage '25, center, speaks with her field hockey team before the St. Stephen's Episcopal School game.
Riley Savage ’25 takes the lead — on and off the field
Isa Bartolini ’26 and Lola Palmer ’25 reach major Hill Girls’ Water Polo career milestones
ILLUSTRATION BY CHELSEA LEE ‘27
Hill football optimistic about the future despite past troubles
Ari Baum, Associate Head of School, is one of many faculty that works behind the scene to support co-curriculars.
Faculty work day and night, unseen, to support sports
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The Hill News
Verba Volant, Scripta Manent

The Hill News
Social media negatively affects teenagers, students and faculty say

Social media negatively affects teenagers, students and faculty say

By Ryan Qiu ’26, Editor-in-Chief • October 7, 2025

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,...

Students drive peddle cars with goggles that simulate alcohol impairment. This excercise took place during a larger event held by SAMH that raised awareness of substance abuse.

Substance awareness event receives record attendance

By Kiern Lim ’25, Editor-in-Chief • May 9, 2023

Student Advocating for Mental Health held an event to inform students about the effects of substances on April 23. The event turnout thoroughly exceeded the expectations of the SAMH team. “We had...

Minding Your Mind speaker Kelly, who prefers to go by her first name, shares her story about persevering through an eating disorder.

Mental health speaker challenges students to stand up and speak out

By Michelle Lawrence ’26, Campus News Editor • February 8, 2023

Students Advocating for Mental Health, Hill’s student-led mental health committee, hosted a guest speaker, Kelly, from Minding Your Mind. Minding Your Mind is an organization whose mission is to provide...

Students attend an SAMH event. Photo by John Ju '23.

SAMH draws attention to students’ mental health in 2020

By Olivia Mofus ’22, Co-Editor-In-Chief • May 23, 2021

As many of us know, this year has been a challenge for mental health, especially for young people. With increased isolation and unforeseen changes to daily life, many people have struggled to cope. That’s...

Graphic by Claire Hartemink '21.

Screen time shifts as Hill students return to campus

By Ella Scott ’22, Staff Writer • April 2, 2021

Coming out of a pandemic, with social contact being obsolete and discouraged for almost a year, it makes sense that people now gravitate toward their devices. As we hopefully approach the tail end...

Meditation, panel and speakers: SAMH hosts weekend-long event

By Jennie Ki ’23, Off-Campus News Editor • October 20, 2020

“A day dedicated to all student performers! Learn how to prevent performance burnout or notice the signs of performance fatigue,” read the flyer for the Performer Burnout panel hosted by Students...

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