he Community Government constitution has not been amended for nearly a decade. Though no sweeping changes are in the works, this year, Executive Committee is embarking on an overhaul of the constitution,...

After a year of inactivity and several months worth of supply chain troubles, Brock is planning to re-activate the soft serve machine in the dining hall again on Monday for dinners going forward. Installed...

  “I am from Ghana… it was fully remote [last year]. I was given the opportunity to come, but there were some issues with the embassy back home,” Senior Dani Appiah said. “I feel like I...

Jayde Bennett said, “I never wanted to leave, I was trying to figure out ways to stay at Masters. I felt very much like it was my home for those two years. It was the first place in a long time that...

Director of Weekend Activities Ed Gormley shares his story of keeping campus fun for the boarding community.

28 students and seven faculty members returned to campus for the first time this year, the first day of in-person school after Spring Break. Some members of the community, like Upper School Photography...

The initial thrill of learning from home that many young children experienced back in March has quickly faded into an endless stretch of fear, isolation and uncertainty. The pandemic is not only proving...

For the last four centuries, the final Thursday of November has meant an abundance of food, family, and parties of all kinds, in celebration of Thanksgiving. This year traditional gatherings could be dangerous...