Groton School, the institution many of us know and love, has not always looked or operated the way it does today. Since its founding in 1884, the school has renovated the Forum, relocated the Schoolroom,...

As first-time boarding students, Second and Third Formers are introduced to many new people, new customs, and a new lifestyle. Luckily, Groton makes this transition flow smoothly for everybody and creates...

The democratic system of the United States relies on partisan conflict to provide voters with a sense of identity and choice. While the two-party system can unite people towards a common purpose, it is...

While driving around the Town of Groton, you may catch sight of signs skewered on the side of the road, bearing the slogan “Pay Your Fair Share” in all caps above the logos of Groton School and Lawrence...

On July 6, 2023, what began as another hot summer day reached national headlines as the warmest day in recorded history, capping off a year defined by reduced snowfall and an early spring. The summer of...

As summer comes to a close, the school year looms ahead, and so does the 2024 U.S. presidential election. Unlike past elections, the road to November 5 has been one of tumult:  President Joe Biden dropping...

Roofball was a long-standing Groton tradition that students played on the Circle during the spring for decades. However, this tradition, neglected by the new waves of Groton students, slowly disappeared...

Standing along multicolored pennant flags ringed around 400 meters of pristine track, Groton’s track and field team watched and cheered as their captains cut the ribbon, anointed with the school’s...

Grades are a defining aspect of the academic experience, especially under Groton’s rigorous curriculum. Under the strenuous course load that Groton students endure on the regular, grades become an important...