On October 1, following a week of struggle within the government concerning health insurance subsidies, House Democrats and Republicans failed to agree on spending bills to fund government operations....
On the brisk Saturday morning of September 20, students, faculty, alumni, and former teachers gathered in the Campbell Performing Arts Center to celebrate a transformative milestone: the school’s 50th...
“We had this realization that we live in a world with so many resources, yet we have a scarcity mindset as a culture. In Tanzania, if you just looked at physical resources, they don’t have what we...
This fall, Groton welcomes several new and returning faculty members to the Circle. Each brings their own set of experiences and enthusiasm to their respective subjects.
Wayne Bainter joins...
During this winter’s Spirit Week, dorms fiercely competed for the prize of a pizza feed with unique costumes and wild performances. From Girls Hockey’s Trolls impression and Williams’ imitation...
Fresh starts are always challenging, especially at a boarding school. Homesickness and nerves about school work, tests, athletic events, and friends are emotions many of us experience. And for these seemingly...
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...
