On September 11, 2001 at 9:01 a.m. on Long Island, Christine Mazza welcomed her son, Andrew Michael Mazza ’20, into the world. At 8:54 p.m. that same day in New York City, Thor and Melissa Thors...
Many Democratic voters nowadays are concerned with electability. According to August polls conducted by The Economist and YouGov, Democratic voters would rather vote for a candidate who would beat Trump...
The final whistle blew and the stadium in Lyon, France erupted into cheers as the US Women’s National Team (WNT) claimed the World Cup Trophy for the fourth time. This past summer the women’s team...
Being an athlete is not easy, and neither is treating the inevitable injuries. Regardless of the many different types of maladies, there is one person who is invariably involved in the speedy recovery...
Groton Girls Cross Country is ready to hit the ground running. After the 2018-2019 season, the team is pushing to improve its placement at the Independent School League Championships (ISLs) this November...
Sophia Wu '21, Assistant Sports Editor
• September 21, 2019
The Boys’ Varsity Soccer Team played incredibly last fall, ending the season with an impressive 12-0-5 record. The team lost six seniors going into 2019 fall, which may mean shift in team dynamics...
Isabel Cai '21, Assistant Arts Editor
• September 21, 2019
This upcoming Fall, theater director Laurie Sales will bring the classical Greek play, Antigone, to Groton.
Its unique rehearsal process and set design will only complement the play as Antigone...
Although Kristen Donovan has been a classically trained artist for nearly all her life, she prefers to teach art: “I love teaching―probably more than painting.” Art studio founder, mother of three,...
After four years and twelve varsity letters, captain Caleb Coleman ‘20 heads into his final year of Groton football. In addition to Varsity football, Caleb has contributed to track, basketball, and lacrosse...
