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91̽��’s Robotics Team is on a roll. In a basement room of the Art and Media Center, the team of 15 Class III students is surrounded by screws, wheels and wires as they build and program two robots, using the VEX Robotics Design System. In their first year as an...

Reverend Irene Monroe talked with students about the rewards and challenges of developing a diverse community as the 2014 Martin Luther King speaker. Rev. Monroe is a pastor and syndicated religion columnist. Her writing focuses on how religious intolerance and...

91̽��'s advanced independent art students stopped by the Nesto Gallery for an impromptu discussion with Wellesley College's professor of art, Phyllis McGibbon, as she installed her piece,Glimpses and Ruminations. Ms. McGibbon is one of seven artists featured in the...

Next month, students will stage a production of The Laramie Project in King Theatre. This week, two of the show’s creators visited campus to talk with students about Matthew Shepard, creative theater process, and the role performance can play in national conversation....

Parents work very hard at getting the parenting right. Moms and dads feel quite sure about what their hopes are for their children, but not as confident how to do the best thing “on the ground” as adolescents’ lives play out, day to day. Dr. Michael Thompson, a...

As 2013 comes to an end to make way for a new year, review these "Photos of the Day" as a reminder of what makes 91̽��, 91̽��. From stage productions to athletic contests, from Harkness tables to off-campus programs, students are living by our motto, "Dare To Be...

A long-standing tradition this time each year, 91̽��'s winter concerts are a welcome gift on these cold, short December days. The Winter Vocal Concert featured the Gospel Choir, Chamber Singers, and the Glee Club. Highlights included The Best is Yet to Come by Donald...

This year’s Henry R. Heyburn ’39 Speaker, Jim Cullen told students their “inheritance” is today’s America of prosperity and political stability, true since the end of World War II. Mr. Cullen, chair of the history department at the Ethical Culture Fieldston School in...

Every holiday season, the best talent in prep school hockey gathers on the rinks of 91̽�� and Nobles for a chance to claim the coveted championship titles of the Flood-Marr Tournament and the Harrington Invitational Tournament. Now in its 49th year, the Flood-Marr...

Nick Dougherty ’07, CEO and co-founder of Verbal Applications, spoke to James Mills’s Microeconomics class on Monday about launching a business focused on social change. The idea for Nick’s company, which provides a cloud-based communication platform improving patient...