By Jennifer Macler ’23 On Sunday, February 12, FGS held its first-ever chess tournament. Across campus, chess has surged in popularity and thanks to Joe Shaker ’24, Chess Club has organized a
By Gloria Wang ’23 Q: Which winter courses did you choose? Why did you choose them? What things are you most looking forward to in this course? Student A: My first choice
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By Tori Ledoux ’23 The Black and Latino Union or as many of you may know it, BALU is a very important affinity group here at the Frederick Gunn School. BALU was
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By Alex Johnson ’23 During winterim, a group of FGS students elected to join the Washington DC winterim trip. Led by Mr. McMann and Ms. Petrillo, the class initially started the course
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By Sloane Walsh ’25 & Megan Sladish ’25 In Ms. Rimany and Ms. Peluchiwski’s Winterim class, Cultures of Reading, students visited public libraries, bookstores, and coffee shops around Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New
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By Thomas Vo ’25 On October 30th, a spooky Halloween event was held at a cabin on top of a mountainous area near our school. A wide range of people participated, from
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By Georgie Charette ’23 Every fall at the end of the sports season, there comes a Saturday that has the entire school on the edge of their seats. Canterbury day comes just
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By Jenny Shen ’23 The Student Center is always one of the top hangout spots on campus, where students watch movies, play ping pong, or enjoy a game of pool. When having
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By Daisy Moriarty ’25 The Fall Play this year is Men on Boats by Jacklyn Backhaus, which is a comedy that explores complicated themes within the 1869 journey of John Wesley Powell
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By Jennifer Macler ’23 November is a period of giving thanks, and Gunn students will embrace this sentiment through the Gunn Gives Back food drive. Beginning November 11th and running until November
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By Paige Jackson ’24 One day this upcoming winterim, the second floor of TPACC will be transformed into a holiday wonderland. The flex room will be opened up, and the entire floor
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