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 Ben Adovasio’25 With the first full academic school year with the Lizzie underway, the building has proved to be a worthwhile investment for the school. Utilizing the largest philanthropic gift in
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By Isla Beckstrom’26 School events unite our community—boarding school without ‘mandatory fun’ results in a dull experience for faculty and students. Aside from Convocation and the recent class trips, upcoming school events
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Madden Albert’25 The relationship between students and their house parents at The Frederick Gunn School is one of the biggest things that shapes the culture here at FGS. Every night during study
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By Ryan Ryu ’25 As the 2024 presidential election looms, the foreign policy divide between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump offers voters a clear choice. Both candidates present distinct visions for America’s
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By Ryan Ryu’25 and Martha Ewing’26 In a vibrant celebration of tradition and legacy, the Frederick Gunn School commenced its 175th academic year with its annual Convocation ceremony at the historic First
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By Adrien Quiros’25 On Saturday, September 7th, the first House Cup event of the school year was held at the Lower Gym of the Ogden D. Miller Memorial Athletic Center. Brinsmade House
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By Riker Napoleone’27 Nothing says Gunn like a friendly rivalry. Throughout the year, the school battles with local prep school rival Canterbury School for the Canterbury-Gunn Cup. Athletes obsess over the Cup, hoping
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By Ruby Lesson’25 The Frederick Gunn School completed the school store’s renovation during the past academic school year. The store was transformed into a walk-in store where students can browse the aisles
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By Ryan Ryu ’25 As the 2024 Presidential Election season approaches, the Center for Citizenship and Just Democracy (CJD) is focusing on a key theme: “Civic Respect.” In a time marked by
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By Benjamin Adovasio ’25 An often overlooked but undoubtedly essential part of the school, the mailroom processes over 200 packages daily. In addition to being in charge of the school laundry service
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