Whether touring the famous Acropolis site in Athens, exploring the vibrant culture and blue waters of Greek islands, climbing the tall steps of the old Amphitheater, or performing musical pieces to locals,...

“I'm graduating, so to speak,” Head of School Anne Stavney said. Stavney, currently in her 13th year at Blake, recently announced her departure after the 2025-26 school year. “I will have been here...

From dumpster diving and professional rollerblading to publishing poems in magazines such as The Paris Review and The Harvard Review, Anders Carlson-Wee has lived a unique life. From January 29-31, sophomores...

On Thursday, Jan. 16, Model United Nations students traveled to the Big Apple for a conference at Columbia University in New York City. Ben Cady, Social Studies teacher and Model UN Advisor, said that...

“I know that if you talk to all my classmates or classmates that year and ask them who's most likely to become a member of Congress, I guarantee you most would have said Kelly [Morrison ‘87], and very...

The Community Judicial Board (CJB) is often known for its student engagement in leadership and decision making. However, just as big a part of CJB as the students are the teachers who serve on the board:...

As the elections occur on Nov. 5, millions of people across the country fill the voting booths to cast their votes. It is one of the most important days of the year as the nation chooses the president...

On Nov. 5, this year’s Steiner Speaker, Eric Liu, will visit the Upper School. Liu is a writer, lawyer, and the founder and CEO of Citizen College. Much of his life’s work is driven by the fact that...

A new phone policy was introduced to the students shortly before returning for the new school year. The email that every student received read: "Use of electronic devices of any kind in classrooms or study...