It is spring term once again. The flowers are blooming, and the weather is gradually improving. Soon the current Sixth Formers will leave the Circle, and the Fifth Formers will finally step up to fill...
As Obama pointed out at this year’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner, journalism is a “dogged pursuit”— a job that aims to disclose transparent information to the public. It’s also a business:...
Grotonians will soon have another chance to exemplify our school motto. The first Community Day of Service in 2016 will take place on Saturday, May 14.
The Day of Service, as usual, will be organized...
Three weeks ago, Advait Ganapathy arrived on the Circle with heavy aspirations. He had been chosen by his school to embark on the journey across the Atlantic. “I accepted the offer as soon as I got it,”...
In America, Anna Cardy loves surplus water, her three hundred year old rental house, and Dining Hall food. In New Zealand, she loves acting, her three older siblings, and “balls” (the New Zealand equivalent...
The quote above truly encompasses my experience at Groton so far.
From the infamous summer heat of Mumbai to the cool breeze beside the pristine Nashua, coming to Groton has exposed me to a completely...
Groton’s next assistant head will be Spanish teacher and crew coach Andy Anderson, Mr. Maqubela announced on March 7. In June, he will replace Katherine Bradley, who announced last November her appointment...
Since returning from Spring Break, students may have noticed a fresh coat of paint in the Student Center. This new paint job is part of an ongoing plan to breathe new life into the Student Center, a space...
The Chapel was instantly filled with laughter as Rose Lovy ’16 recalled a particularly memorable experience at Groton. Parents, revisiting students, faculty, and students sat in attentive silence as...
On April 2, Groton hosted the 15th Annual REJOICE Gospelfest, welcoming gospel choirs from the Greater Boston area for gospel workshops that culminate in a concert. Since the event’s inception in 2002...
