This weekend, the 49 ninth, tenth, and eleventh grade students running for positions on the Community Council (CC) will find out if they have won their...
Two teams of students competed in the History Bowl finals this Monday, racing to answer questions on topics ranging from ancient Rome to constitutional...
As the Class of 2023 prepares to graduate in June, one of their roles as soon-to-be alumni was revealed at a grade meeting last Tuesday: donors to their...
This spring, Dalton student Elizabeth Goldsmith (12) partnered with her friend to find the best bagel in NYC for their senior initiative on Jewish heritage. (The verdict is still out.) While seniors...
“Ordering food is definitely a really easy and convenient option for students,” Ahaan Modi (10) said. “Just a couple clicks on my phone, and then I can start working and pick my food up later.”...
After re-reading Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing over the summer, theater teacher and production director Haila VanHentenryck decided to produce the play with a modern, Middle Division (MD) appropriate...
Walk into Fisher Gallery this week and you will be greeted by a colorful array of small magazines created by seventh and eighth graders, past and present. The “History in Art” exhibit, closing today,...
Ahhh, the year long research paper. A rite of passage for any upperclassman taking a history course. Anyone who has written a year long research paper...
The term model minority: is it one of praise and encouragement or one of division and oppression? When I first heard the term, I immediately felt...
The Varsity Softball Team’s season concluded last Sunday following a 9-2 defeat against Hackley in the New York State Association of Independent Schools...
Dreaming of making headway in the New York State Association of Independent Schools (NYSAIS) Tournament, the Boys Varsity Lacrosse Team (BVL) fell short...
The Boys Varsity Lacrosse Team ended their season on a high note with a 5-7 record, bringing them to the NYSAIS playoffs taking place this Saturday at...
