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In recent years, the Deerfield convenience store has become an unassuming yet integral part of the Academy student experience. The store has undergone several significant shifts in function. Originally opened…
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At 5:15 in the evening of January 31, 1988, hundreds of Deerfield boys spilled out of the campus dining hall…
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Despite frequent discourse about the flavor of our dining hall dishes, they are still reliably and consistently quality and accessible.…
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February 6, 2013
“I miss being with my friends. But I love it here. I don’t regret it a bit.”
February 6, 2013
“I was very excited to be given the opportunity to attend a place such as Deerfield. I knew it would change my life,” Mwakima said.
February 6, 2013
Achi credits her biggest takeaways to her entrepreneurial leadership class. She learned that in creating a business the entrepreneur needs to combine skill, passion and need.
December 19, 2012
The Current Events Club, Arabic Club and JSA had a collaborated meeting on December 5 to discuss the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in the Middle East.
December 19, 2012
Travers Nisbet ’13 has taken advantage of the art exemption program both this winter term and last winter term to edit two self-produced documentaries.
December 19, 2012
History Department Head Joseph Lyons grew up with a love of history and shares his passion with his two brothers, David Lyons and John Lyons.
November 13, 2012
Xiaofeng Kelly and Cindy Feng share much more than working in the same language department. They are a literal example of the Deerfield family, sharing parents as well as a…
November 13, 2012
On September 29 a group of students led by Head of Community Service Board John Lee ’13 and sustainability coordinator Jeff Jewett took part in the multi-state Connecticut River Cleanup…
November 13, 2012
Place Wilson ’14 decided to pursue baking for her co-curricular exemption this fall.
November 13, 2012
A group of five students traveled around South Africa for a Round Square conference for ten days in October.