“At the risk of sounding brutal, I’ve sometimes compared this year and the pandemic to the slowest moving car accident in history,” psychologist Dr. Ian Pervil said. “It’s very hard to step back...

“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...

When I joined the swim team, Allen was a really welcoming voice; he made me feel valued and included. As the season progressed, Allen consistently took time to give me tips and help coach me. He was invested...

As director of the John Dorr Nature Laboratory, Glenn Sherratt has a hand in every part of the division, Dorr teacher Kate Kerrick said. “There’s no part of Dorr that is uncared for and unguided by...

Simon Profile: Simon Schackner (11) won this year's Alexander Capelluto Award for his work creating a joint English elective between the school’s seniors and women in Southern Maine’s Women’s...

After students returned from spring break this year, seniors began their annual “slump,” spending less time on their schoolwork and detaching from their obligations. “Four years [of high school]...

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...

Chase Strangio, Deputy Director for Transgender Justice with the American Civil Liberties Union’s (ACLU) LGBT & HIV Project, spoke about his career as a lawyer, the current threat state legislatures...

The Horace Mann Theatre Company (HMTC) will give a voice to Shakespeares’ underrepresented female characters and examine their strength in “Willful Women,” which will premiere virtually tomorrow...

Thea* (12) smoked marijuana for the first time at a friend’s house during her freshman year, and she felt as if her lungs were burning. Despite this unpleasant — and somewhat frightening — initial...

I love writing the introductions to history papers. That’s not to say that I don’t enjoy the research component of a given topic, or the grueling search for evidence through the limitless expanse of...