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Jack Stevens, the senior associate director of boarding admissions, speaks with Rio Imanishi ‘28 a member of Gold Key. As Masters recieves more and more applications he continues to build relationships with prospective families.
Masters faces an influx of interest
Brielle Broomes, Arts Editor & Copy Editor • May 26, 2026

From the Innovation Entrepreneurship Center (IEC) to Masters Hall, prospective families and tour groups are spilling into different buildings around campus, a testament to the recent surge of interest at Masters. This trend points to a potential influx of new classmates for the school years to come. According to the New York...

U.S. Congressman Mike Lawler (R-NY) looks on as U.S. President Donald Trump (not pictured) delivers remarks at Rockland Community College in Suffern, New York, U.S., May 22, 2026. REUTERS/Kylie Cooper
Diverse Democratic candidates compete in New York’s swing 17th district
Elaina Barreto, Editor-in-Chief • May 26, 2026

New York’s 17th District, a competitive “purple” district, is set to hold its Democratic primary on June 23 to determine who will face current Republican Representative Mike Lawler. The candidates are lawyer-turned-television reporter Mike Sacks, Rockland County Legislator Beth Davidson, West Point graduate Cait Conley,...

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Tower Press seniors stand on Graduation Terrace in their college t-shirts. From left to right: Thomas McCallum, Allie Faber, Neena Atkins, Ayanna Beckett and Mila Benson.
Experience high school like a Tower reporter
Allie Faber and Neena Atkins • May 26, 2026
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Despite the political rhetoric threatening immigrants in recent years, the Masters community has found that people from other countries add value to the classroom and beyond. Other communities, like Dobbs Ferry for example, also depends on immigrants for small businesses and keeping the economy afloat.
Immigration threats impact community
Jack Bilman, Photography Editor • May 22, 2026
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Sports
Track coach Ian Mook discusses strategy with runner Mason Rosenblatt at a track meet on May 9 at Hopkins. He has helped to transform the track and field team into a very successful program, competing on a national level with significant suc- cess. Mook’s contributions to the track team will be missed as he heads to his alma mater, Hackley, next year.
Mook transforms track and field culture
Brielle Broomes, Arts Editor & Copy Editor • May 26, 2026
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Steeplechase runners chase their niche
Steeplechase runners chase their niche
Mila Benson, Lead lifestyle editor • May 26, 2026
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Jack Stevens, the senior associate director of boarding admissions, speaks with Rio Imanishi ‘28 a member of Gold Key. As Masters recieves more and more applications he continues to build relationships with prospective families.Track coach Ian Mook discusses strategy with runner Mason Rosenblatt at a track meet on May 9 at Hopkins. He has helped to transform the track and field team into a very successful program, competing on a national level with significant suc- cess. Mook’s contributions to the track team will be missed as he heads to his alma mater, Hackley, next year.
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Masters faces an influx of interest

Brielle Broomes, Arts Editor & Copy Editor | May 26, 2026

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Mook transforms track and field culture

Brielle Broomes, Arts Editor & Copy Editor | May 26, 2026

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