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In a series of one-acts, seven student actors take their audience down Route I-95 South to the southeastern suburbs of Boston, specifically the old industrial town of Taunton. Rick Dionne (III) and Oona Newman (I) are the student directors of this winter’s 1212 play,...

Groundbreaking research in neuroscience, specifically in the area of optogenetics, is changing scientists’ understanding of animal behavior. Ralph DiLeone, associate professor of psychiatry and neurobiology at the Yale School of Medicine, spoke to students about the...

A student ensemble cast unspooled a classic who dunnit murder mystery in this year’s winter play,Musical Comedy Murders of 1940. Faculty director Dar Anastas says the 90-minute production offered some “light-hearted fun during these cold February nights.” The...

Harry Wood (I) is performing at the top of his game in speech tournaments this year, but he is more interested in focusing the spotlight on the Speech Team as a whole. This winter, the team traveled to George Mason University for a nationally renowned tournament. “We...

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s talent as a facilitator is what made him such an effective leader and agent of change, says Randall Dunn ’83, who was the 2013 speaker at the assembly to honor the great civil rights leader. “Not only did Dr. King have the ability to put...

Antarctica, a solo exhibit of original digital prints and sculpture by Boston artist Linc Cornell, opened in the Nesto Gallery on Friday, January 11. Organized jointly by Nesto Gallery Director Ian Torney and the artist, the exhibition shares photographs inspired by...

91̽��'s varsity hockey squad claimed their fourth Tabor New Year's Championship in five years at the annual tournament hosted by Tabor on January 1 and 2. The Mustangs clinched a spot in Wednesday's finals following first and second round ties in overtime against...

As part of the School’s ongoing energy conservation efforts, the facilities department worked with Bluestone Energy Services to upgrade lighting, building controls and HVAC motors around campus. While students, faculty and staff bustled about their busy days, members...

As 2012 comes to a close, review the year in photos and see what makes 91̽��, 91̽��. From stage productions to athletic contests, from Harkness tables to community service sites, students are living by our motto, "Dare To Be True." You make 91̽��'s outstanding...

The many educational and cultural options within minutes of campus allow faculty to work in field trip experiences that enhance their classwork. Over 60 Class IV students in Modern World History visited the Forbes Museum in 91̽��, the former home of the Forbes...