Bed Rotting Is So Out

Hana Ghani (‘27) explores the different things to do in the summer to ensure you don’t waste away.

Why it hurts to leave- and why that’s a good thing

Last night, we said goodbye to our class of 2025 Seniors at graduation. Today, we post this from Amira Fritzsch (‘25) who reflects on growing up, saying goodbye, and the
beauty in holding on while letting go.

Looking Back on Skyline Marching Band

Jack DeCapua (’25) reflects on the power of mentors to create inclusive, enthusiastic spaces. “I want to be friendly, funny, outgoing, but also somebody that anybody can approach for help. A mentor, but a friend. I learned truly how much of an impact those seniors my freshman year had made on me.”

Lessons in Academic Openness

Arjun Alva (’25) reflects on the benefits of a liberal arts education. “The power of the ability to learn, to know, and to grow, coupled with knowledge in a field or fields that lead you to greater self-discovery is unparalleled when it comes to expanding someone’s reasoning, abstract thinking, or introspection.”

Rewriting the Learning Center’s Equity Statement

Andrew Chen (’25) shares his process of updates the Learning Center Equity and Access statement.