Democracy depended on the ballot for these midterm elections. Typically only a third of the population uses their eligibility to vote. This year, however, the midterms reached 47% in registered voter turnout, which hasn’t happened since the 2018 elections. The surge in people relied heavily on those who were young, minorities,...

Since the beginning of the school year, Masters has faced a series of shortages of cereal availability. Due to supply chain issues, student favorites including Lucky Charms and Coco Puffs have been scarce.  Lee Bergelson, General Manager of Dining Services, has heard students’ grievances, but cannot dictate how much shipping...

Every summer, over 550 kids in The Masters Upper School anxiously wait to see their schedule. This school year, that lucky day was July 29. Students' and teachers’ schedules are made but are the culmination of long hard hours starting in February for Sara Thorn and her colleagues. Scheduling at Master's is mainly run by...

Tonight, on the first broadcast of the year, the Model United Nations elective has made Masters history, hosting neighboring schools on campus for the first ever competitive Model UN conference at Masters known as MasMUNC. Masters MainStage puts on their fall production of Journey to the West, bringing a story that has been...