In casual conversations, asking “what” is usually the default. The questions are simple, practical, and easy to answer: What’s your name? What do you do? What instrument do you play? Asking...
Across the nation, demonstrations are being held to protest the actions of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and its policies. People of all ages have gathered in their respective communities...
Before sunrise, the woods are quiet, broken only by the rustle of leaves and the occasional snap of a branch. A deer steps out into a clearing. This scene is a familiar one for Hailey Flohr ‘27, as a...
“You get to be creative, and use a different part of your mind. You completely shut off and escape from the world, which I think is necessary and helpful because it allows you to appreciate the time...
The studio is quiet except for the soft echo of synchronized steps, where Josie and Juliet Roether move easily in matching rhythm. For the sisters, dancing isn’t just a hobby; it’s a shared language....
Sweat beads on his temple and drips into his mask, unaware of the anxious vibrations in his arms and the heavy breathing echoed by the mesh sheathing the front of his face. He takes the chance and lunges...
Tenor and five-time Grammy nominee Nicholas Phan ‘97 took home his first win at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards for his work on “Saariaho: Adriana Mater,” which won Best Opera Recording....
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...
From timeless classics to modern takes, Film is Literature teachers Kelly Williams and Tom Ward share their complete guide to their film favorites.
Top picks from both:
The Matrix, 1999
“I...
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...
![BUSY SEASON Christy Loewen, pictured left, and Eric Gajar, pictured right, read an application for the next year. “A lot of people ask, what does it take to be admitted?” said Gajar. “We are first and foremost a college prep school, so we want people who can handle that, but [who] also are good citizens to have as a part of the community.”](https://greenhillsalcove.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/image.jpg)
![BE OUR GUEST Greg Huntoon performed as Gaston in the Burns Park Players’ community production of “Beauty and the Beast,” in 2023. “[When] you are somewhere else in the world, and [someone] says, ‘Oh my gosh you were Gaston,’ It's funny,” said Greg.](https://greenhillsalcove.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Screenshot-2026-01-09-at-11.10.29-AM.png)
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