It’s the morning: you wake up with enough time to have a quick breakfast, so you head over to the dining hall. And at the dining hall, you look around. You see the portraits, and they’re all of men....
Tradition is one of the many pillars Groton School stands for. But should we keep certain facets of the school just for the sake of tradition?
Well, we certainly haven’t in the past. From an all-boys...
When students and faculty return to campus every year, they are greeted by a number of changes in technology and communication policies. This year, these changes included new group email names, increased...
There has been an increase in club activity this fall on the Circle. While old clubs are beginning to meet more often, the number of new clubs on campus has also increased. Last year the School yearbook...
Rosetta Lee delivered a Diversity and Inclusion Circle Talk on October 9. In it, she discussed how we should identify and address microaggressions and their perpetrators. While she talked for much of the...
Father of Alex Waxman ‘18 and Foster Waxman ‘21, Jonathan Waxman is a pioneer of California cuisine and founder of many restaraunts. On October 2, he captured the attention of Groton students in a...
Candilla “Candy” Park ‘18 is what some might call a Renaissance girl. From writing and debating to playing instruments, dancing, and painting, Candy has explored many mediums of art.She has dipped...
In the all-too-likely event that you skipped your summer reading, dear reader, I’ll relieve your suspense now: you did not miss any transformational experiences. That being said, you’ll find a pleasant...
While the deans, headmaster and other administrators hold much decision-making power around campus, students from every form have a chance to make their voices heard through their elected student leaders....
