When Eric Vartany ’24’s older sister graduated from the Upper School in 2018, she told him about the unwritten rule of college applications: don’t talk about them. Back then, most students shared...

As the rhythm of music fills the air, the streets of Durango, Mexico, pulse with life. The smell of sizzling tacos and sweet churros mingles with laughter as families gather to share stories of those that...

On a Saturday morning, Lila Wimbish ’26 wakes up, grabs her phone and opens her most used app, Instagram. But amid the usual posts, she also sees pictures of students holding red cups with glass bottles...