David Hoffman ’13 traveled to Jordan and Israel as part of his Junior Fellowship this summer. In Jordan, Hoffman took classes at the University of Jordan. The primary goal of his trip was to interview...

By Nika Madyoon Raymond Schorr ’13 will represent the United States at the Fencing World Championships in Amman, Jordan on March 30. Schorr, a silver medalist at the Junior Olympics and the...

By Nika Madyoon Raymond Schorr '13 will represent the United States as part of its national team at the Fencing World Championships in Amman, Jordan on March 30. "We are all excited and nervous too,"...

By Jordan Freisleben Several students wore T-shirts that depicted the silhouette of two boys holding hands and bore writing saying "Beat Boyola" to a boys’ basketball game at Loyola on Friday...

By Jordan Freisleben Rugby Tower has been closed for three weeks after heavy rains damaged the interior over winter break. It was first closed off immediately after break. The tower was open for a few...

By Jordan Freisleben The “Slow Down for Julia” initiative to call attention to unsafe driving was announced this morning at a press conference at the corner of Cliffwood and Sunset...

By Jordan Gavens A photo taken on Ted Slavin Field by middle school art teacher Katherine Palmer’s husband will be featured in an art show at the Robert Fullerton Museum Feb. 20. Dylan Palmer chose...

By Maddy Baxter and Jordan Gavens In an effort to encourage students to reduce their consumption of meat, the Environmental Club will host a "meatless day" this Friday. The vegetarian day is in preparation...

Jordan Freisleben blogs about visiting her sister six weeks into her freshman year at Emory and discovering how much both have changed.

By Jordan Freisleben Josh Oreman ’09 could not have imagined a better summer job. Not only did the current MIT freshman work out of his house, he was one of five students accepted for a particular...

By Jordan Freisleben and Daniel Rothberg With the economy sinking, some students have begun to modify their spending habits in the cafeteria while other students have made no change at all. "I have always...

By David Burton and Jordan Freisleben Jazz classes instructed by music teacher Shawn Costantino were taught for a day by a world-renowned jazz musician. The classes performed various songs from their...