Before Thomas Husson became Monsieur Husson, Greenhills Upper School French Teacher, he played for a semi-pro rugby team in his hometown of Tours, France. In 2008, Husson decided to pack his bags and left...

Thirteen miles could be somebody's daily commute or a quick trip to a nearby city, but for Hugh Jordan ‘26, it’s a hobby, running half-marathons in his free time. Jordan spends time almost every...

Every morning, as students and staff walk through the school’s front doors, they are greeted with a warm smile and a cheerful welcome from front office receptionist Leslie Gangwere. While many know her...

Buzzzzz. A new challenge has dropped for Starbucks Rewards: “Earn 90 bonus stars by ordering an iced latte three times in the next four days.” Enticing, although a bit ridiculous sounding, opportunities...

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan visited Greenhills Nov. 20 for a panel engaging in conversation with students as part of the League for Civil Discourse’s 2024 Fall Symposium of Ideas. He spoke about topics...

The roar of an engine, the thrill of ascent, and the freedom of the open sky—these are the sensations that ignite the passion of students like Harper Cash ‘26, Luqman Siddiqui ‘26, and Jacob Perkins...

Have you ever been in a class so boring that you start doodling in the margins? You end up drawing little pictures or patterns right? Imagine taking that talent and using it competitively!  That’s...

Packing up your belongings, getting on a flight to a new country, and starting your first day at a new school are feelings that Stella Kim ‘27, Angela Choi ‘27, and Ellora Natarajan ‘26 experienced...

Barbara McQuade, former United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Michigan and New York Times bestselling author of “Attack from Within: How Disinformation is Sabotaging America,” visited...

Students can typically be seen studying, gaming, and reading in the forums, but Brian Magnus ‘27 can be spotted with needles and yarn in hand, knitting or crocheting custom garments for his teachers...