Community students from three Advanced Placement courses—English Literature, English Language and Computer Science Principles—took their AP exams digitally for the first time this May. The College Board offered digital exams for seven of its 38 AP subjects this year ahead of offering shorter,...

Mr. Paul Krogmeier and Megan Metz (’23) dazzled the crowd with a combination of dance floor classics, going full-on retro with a medley that included the iconic shopping cart, the always-reliable sprinklers, and a fish reeling move that would make your grandpa proud, all to the beat Cyndi Lauper's...

As the seconds ticked away, the clock inching evermore close to midnight, Brooklyn Latimer (’24) sat in her red satin pajamas, alone in her room, a blanket wrapped around her. Thursday, October 20 was slowly transforming into Friday. Sophomore Mimi Calmes, exhausted from the school day, had just...

Recognized by film buffs as one of the most influential directors of all time, Alfred Hitchcock’s place in film history often goes underappreciated by modern audiences.  Hitchcock, the filmmaker behind classics like “Psycho” (1960) and “The Birds” (1963), directed over 50 films throughout...