By Mairin Hoffman ’25 I have been a film lover since a very young age and have seen many movies that impacted me differently. Everyone has that movie; the one that makes
By Alaiya Pagani ’26 Change is in the air at The Frederick Gunn School! Not just with students, but also faculty leadership positions. Student Life Leadership will never be the same with
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By Jonjon Feliciano ’26 The Frederick Gunn School Athletic Department is off to a charging start with new personalities, new uniforms and even a new Highlander cow mascot. The Highland Cow, previously
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By Chris (Taeyun) Kwon ’27 Collaborating with MIT and a nonprofit organization Cortico, the Student Belonging and Inclusion Council at Gunn launched a new conversation as part of the RealTalk@GUNN to share
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By Elizabeth Parent ’25 The Frederick Gunn School hired Division 1 Field Hockey coach, Ms. Colleen Quinn Fink, as the school’s new athletic director, bringing fifteen years of NCAA Division 1 coaching
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By Abdul Meite ’26 The Frederick Gunn School welcomed two new English teachers this fall, a move that brings both fresh perspectives and veteran experience to its curriculum while strengthening the school’s
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By Thomas Hagymasi ’28 The Frederick Gunn School welcomed a new devastatingly handsome face to campus, a Highland cow, which is the first living mascot on campus in decades. Gunn’s new furry friend
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By Charles Hutchison ’29 The time is here, and a fresh wave of boarders from around the globe arrive on campus at The Frederick Gunn School. The new students at The Gunn
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By Alex Hufferdine ’27 Varsity athletes at The Frederick Gunn School face the constant pressure of two rigorous schedules: maintaining academic excellence, while pushing themselves athletically to perform at the highest level.
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By Caden Crowley ‘ 25 The JV Baseball season started great this year. The energy shifted from the first game, when the team beat Avon Old Farms 7–6, with a walk-off in-the-park
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By Alex Hufferdine ’27 In a study conducted by the Pew Research Center, 38% of high school students have summer jobs, and these range from lifeguarding, babysitting, being a camp counselor, and
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