Over the past few weeks, the schoolhouse has been packed with delicious treats. Throughout the year, there is always the occasional bake sale, which quite magically is always a sure way to boost morale. Not only is it a very feel-good practice, but it is a great way to raise money for any group on campus. >More

There is no better day in the year for a rower¹ or a coxswain² than that first gorgeous day on the water. The exhilaration of knowing you’ve escaped from the erg³ room for another season. This year has gotten off to a relatively early start for crew, and things are looking quite promising. In the boathouse workshop, on a wall, above a work desk, is a series of three wooden plaques. >More

Recently, everyone walking by the flagpole enjoyed a strange sight. A group of ten or fifteen students danced and flailed around our flag in what appeared to be silence. >More

St. Paul’s has hosted dancer Priyadarsini (Priya) Govind and her musicians as part of the ongoing celebration of India Week. >More

One of the most painful moments experienced at St. Paul’s may be the brief period of time right after a presentation, when a speaker asks the rows of silent students in Memorial Hall, “Are there any questions?” The seconds feel like hours and fidgeting ensues until a brave hand finally rises from the masses. >More

Piracy is one of the world’s oldest professions. Since time immemorial, the high seas have drawn brigands in search of a living. Even today, pirates attract attention in some of the world’s most commercially active waters—most notably, in those off the coast of Somalia, the “Horn of Africa.” >More

Every year, around this time, the Biology classes break out the scalpels and smelling salts and prepare for one of the most memorable activities of the year: dissecting fetal pigs. In order to learn more we sat down with Mr. Donnelly, one of the biology teachers. >More