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By Caden Crowley’28 After a long weekend at the Masters, it all came down to Rory McIlroy and Bryson DeChambeau, who teed off at 2:30 p.m on April 13, 2025. McIlroy entered

By Alex Hufferdine’27 Many teams at the Frederick Gunn School have high expectations placed on them, none more than the Boys Varsity Tennis team. With a demanding schedule and exacting coach, combined

By Josh Trager’25 (Written 4/10) Coming off a 6-12 record, the Gunn Baseball team is ready to make some noise. This past summer they had 4 players commit to a college, Trey

By Ryan Ryu’25 Diplomacy is an essential skill for engaged citizenship, particularly in 2025, as international alliances and legal frameworks face unprecedented challenges. Model United Nations (Model UN) provides students with a

By Riker Napoleone ’27 Here at Gunn, clubs and affinity groups greatly influence student life. Clubs occur 2-4 times weekly and involve dedication and perseverance while educating students on a topic or

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

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

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