By Mairin Hoffman ’25 Above the Health Center and the magnificent basketball courts lies a small girls’ dormitory called Memorial. The dorm consists of mostly sophomore girls and four juniors, three of
By Karl Hammer ’25 There is no doubt that outer space tops the list of the most lucrative industries in the world at the moment. Whether it be commerce, travel, or logistics
By Alex LoGuercio ’24 As the weather warms and the snow melts, it is easy to feel the excitement for spring around campus. However, one group seems to be most excited about
By Karl Hammer ’25 The world was shocked on February 16 2024 to hear the news of the tragic passing of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny. While hailed as a hero by
By Karl Hammer ’25 Is it possible to always make the right decision? Life Coach Kim Deyoung thinks she can answer this question. Kim DeYoung has always felt like her skillset was
By Paige Jackson ’24 On December 14th, 2023, Gunn for Gun Safety ran a fundraiser in honor of the eleventh anniversary of the Sandy Hook Elementary shooting. Organizers asked students to pay
By Karl Hammer ’25 Everybody has seen them: Uranus and Neptune. The frigid planets at the edge of our solar system far away from humanity’s reach, are known for their distinct colors.
By Matis Molina-Ricard ’24 Located in the Marbledale village of Washington, Connecticut, White Horse Tavern is one of the more popular eating venues in the area. After opening in 2009, this cozy
By Ava Veronneau ’24 On January 29, the students and faculty of The Frederick Gunn School made their annual trip to Mohawk Mountain in Cornwall for the greatly anticipated Mountain Day. As
By Corbin Carkner ’25 The Frederick Gunn School is home to a diverse range of musical tastes. Various songs from all kinds of genres can be heard echoing from the windows of