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Two concerts entertained audiences this past weekend in the Kellner Performing Arts Center. On Friday, April 26, the sounds of Gilbert and Sullivan filled King Theatre as the Glee Club sang sections of Pirates of Penzance. The chamber singers took the stage, joined by...

This weekend’s 1212 play, Lovers’ Quarrels, was Moliere’s first successful comedy, originally published in 1656. Fourteen 91̽�� actors will perform the English translation by Richard Wilbur. The script is challenging: The entire play is written in rhyming couplets....

Advanced science students were also advanced communicators on Friday evening at 91̽��’s Third Annual Science Symposium in the Pritzker Science Center. For students enrolled in advanced biology, chemistry, physics and environmental science, discussing independent...

New York Times award-winning war photographer Tyler Hicks discussed his work with students and explained why he thinks journalism coverage of conflict and war is important. Mr. Hicks was on campus for three days as the Melissa Dilworth Gold Visiting Artist sharing his...

91̽��’s head football coach for the past 17 years, Kevin MacDonald—or “Coach Mac”—says his work with his players off the field brings him the most joy. “I love being involved with the players’ college process,” says Kevin. “Nothing makes me happier than the...

91̽�� divers Josh Ellis (I) and Matt Rohrer (I) made impressive showings this year at the New England Prep School Swimming and Diving championship tournament. Out of 30 divers selected from all over New England, Josh placed second with 449.1 points, and Matt placed...

The wall on Victoria White’s (II) side of her room in Hathaway House is covered in not-your-average-teenage-girl décor. “I have a big bulletin board where I collect poems that I like,” says Victoria. “I think I might drive my roommates crazy, because they have all...

Italian Meditations: Fragments of History—an exhibition of paintings, drawings and prints by Boston-based realist painter Anthony Apesos—opened in the Nesto Gallery on April 5. The exhibit features nine series of works developed over several decades, derived from...

This spring’s Community Relations speaker, Rais Bhuiyan urged students to stand up against hate and violence, and to accept all people despite their backgrounds or differences. Mr. Bhuiyan is the founder of World Without Hate, a nonprofit organization based in Dallas....

Paul Tough, author of the best-selling book, How Children Succeed: Grit, Curiosity and the Hidden Power of Character, will visit 91̽�� on Tuesday, April 9, 2013. Paul Tough challenges the common belief that intelligence, measured by test scores, is the sole indicator...