A row of vivid red roses lines one side of the de Menil Gallery walls, while six large name tags and a series of monochrome portraits cover another. Street Memorials by Cedric Douglas, this year’s Mudge...

Doug Miller is a memorable man. He calls himself the “bald old guy” and likes to boast about being able to tie his own bow ties. He retired from teaching music in 2019, just before the pandemic hit. “But...

Senior Grotonian Amy Ma ’23 has been a noteworthy artist on the Circle since her Second Form year. From creating comic strips for the Circle Voice to writing and illustrating her own book about Australian...

Cam Cunningham ’24 is a photographer with a distinctive eye for capturing the moment of suspense in quiet scenes. While traveling in Costa Rica with his Canon Rebel T7, Cam’s experiences with the people...

I was busy on October 11th—busy awaiting the arrival of Taylor Swift’s tenth studio album, Midnights. As a passionate Taylor Swift fan, I expected nothing less than brilliance. However, as I listened...

From September 26th to October 4th, the biannual Paris Fashion Week introduced the fall and winter collection pieces, which proved to be daring, adrift, and even sustainable. Unsurprisingly, the fashion...

If you liked WandaVision, Get Out, or The Truman Show, I have an excellent recommendation for you — watch them again, and stay away from Olivia Wilde’s Don’t Worry Darling. Like me, you were probably...

On Saturday, May 21st Grotonstock made a comeback to the circle. A majority of students and faculty sat on the circle in front of the chapel to enjoy the performances. For some, this was their last...

The Groton theater department is uncharted territory for most of the student body. Because many students are dedicated to their sports, theater is never seen as an option for the afternoons. Unless they...