When Librarian Angela McCarthy and her husband, Director of Food Services Michael McCarthy, discovered the national competition for wheelchair—accessible vans sponsored by the National Mobility Equipment Dealers Association, it seemed…

Anthony Marx, president of the New York Public Library, former president of Amherst College, and father of Josh Marx ’12, will be speaking at Commencement this year.

With changes in the deans of classes and of faculty, new dean of students Amie Creagh promises to reach out to the under-recognized parts of the student body.

Hadley Newton ’12 and Nolan Doyle ’12 will be speaking at commencement as student-elected representatives of the senior class on May 27th.

Students of the new spring elective, Classics Seminar, analyze ancient literature to understand the horrors of war, preparing them for the performance of Theater of War by the group Outside…

Dr. R. Stuart Bicknell gives an explanation of what PTSD is and gives perspective to the discussion surrounding it.

Students, teachers, local residents and veterans will have the opportunity to attend the first high school performance of Theater of War, by the theatrical group Outside the Wire, which performs…

A new three-part emergency broadcast system has been installed on campus including speakers, email, and text to guarantee the safety of all students and faculty.

Science teacher Andrew Harcourt’s H2O proposal has been chosen from among a number of faculty submissions to be the first AP/Cambridge Capstone course, part of a pilot program that has…

The new dorm, to be completed by September, will be an underclassmen boys’ dorm.