With a soft and relaxed environment, along with thrilling stories and novels, the Next Chapter Book Club, located around the country along with the East Lyme Public Library, offers opportunity, inclusion,...

According to the Yankee Institute, Connecticut’s current grade for financial literacy in high schools is an F. In 2027, the grade for financial literacy is projected to be an A, following the mandatory...

Balancing one sport can be challenging for most student-athletes. Junior Sylvi Otter has taken on three: gymnastics, swimming, and track. Her hard work and dedication has led to major achievements, including...

For many students, school feels like a three-song playlist on repeat: classes, homework, activities, repeat. While all of this matters for students’ growth, internships offer one of the best ways to...

Let us suppose three artists - a poet, a painter, and a composer - wish to immortalize a certain duke’s birthday. The poet, sharpening his quill, soon sets off upon a description of the celebration:...

As a high-pitched “chirp” notification sounds, a room full of teenagers quickly turn their heads to check their phones. The result of that captivating sound and sight of the ghost icon: a downward...

The alumni choir concert stands out as one of the most meaningful performances in the school’s music program. Unlike a typical concert, this one brings together current choir students and graduates from...

Noah Kahan’s latest single “The Great Divide” dropped on Jan. 30, three years after his breakout album “Stick Season.” The song is worth the wait. Known for his emotionally honest songwriting,...

The Lie We’re Sold Every January: Every January, we’re told that the calendar flipping from December to January is supposed to magically reset us. New habits, new mindsets, new personalities. Suddenly,...