Last Thursday, Vice President of Gender and Sexuality Alliance (GSA) Jacob Shaw (11) led a workshop about the Lavender Scare — the mass dismissal of queer people from their workplaces in the 1950s —...

“There are students who feel like ‘Gosh, I worked hard. I spent those late, late nights studying. I did not go out with my friends every Friday. I sacrificed so much, and I’m still not going to the...

Out of 5,800 applications nationwide, Ericka Familia (12) was one of 104 students to win the 2021 Cooke College Scholarship, which grants students up to $40,000 annually for undergraduate education. Run...

The Class of 2021 will have an in-person, masked graduation, which has been the administration’s goal since January of 2021, Head of Upper Division Dr. Jessica Levenstein said.  Students will sit...

As many seniors step foot into a college classroom for the first time, Liam Futterman (12) will be extinguishing fires in California. The job is a perfect fit for Futterman, who has always wanted to pursue...

Jaden Kirshner (12), whom the senior class elected as valedictorian, will deliver a speech at graduation.  Kirshner discovered that he won while on FaceTime with Jonas Jacobson (12), who told him to...

After reading the last Letter to the Editor of the May 23 Issue, and two other articles in The Record about the Israel-Palestine conflict in the May 7 Issue, I was shocked to realize that many students...

This past Saturday, the Center for Community Values and Action (CCVA) hosted the first virtual all-school Service Learning Day with the help of the Service Learning Committee. The event ran for two hours...