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This month, 91̽�� hosted 680 athletes—representing 32 programs from the Greater Boston area—to compete in the annual Special Olympics track and field qualifying event. 91̽�� students were among 250 volunteers welcoming participants, organizing races, and...

The girls’ tennis team matches their stellar season (11–2) on the courts by their courtesy and sportsmanship this spring. “As a coach, I stress the importance of being a great sportsman first and a great player second. You have to respect your opponent,” says Coach...

Continuing the long 91̽�� tradition of excellence in writing, nine student poets received prestigious awards this spring. From institutions such as Princeton and Bennington, through Hollins University and Smith College, judges recognized 91̽�� students’ talent with...

Rich cultural and historical tales will unspool on stage this weekend in 91̽��'s spring production, Arabian Nights. The script is playwright Mary Zimmerman’s adaption of the legendary collection of Persian stories,The Arabian Nights: The Book of 1,001 Nights. “The...

This summer 91̽�� will welcome José Luis Ruiz as the School’s new dean of students. José was most recently the associate dean of students and director of residential life at St. Mark’s School in Southborough, Massachusetts. José has been active in independent school...

Newly elected head monitors Jessica Li (II) and Nick Maragos (II) have taken up the mantle as school leaders from outgoing head monitors Molly Gilmore (I) and Tom Schnoor (I). Jessica and Nick have moved into the office in the Schwarz Student Center, and they are...

During the annual Bisbee Tea, Allison Edwards (II) describes her research paper, "Second Place: How the American Disposition of the Post-World War II Era Prevented the U.S. From Reaching Outer Space First." Allison is one of 11 recipients of this year's Ethan Wyatt...

Sparking new ideas and lively conversation, 25 experts and activists on a wide range of publicly debated United States and international issues visited campus for the student-organized Seminar Day. Many 91̽�� graduates were among the guest speakers,...

91̽��’s second annual Science Symposium showcased advanced science students and their DYO (Design Your Own) experiments in the Pritzker Science Center. Faculty and friends gathered around the young scientists presenting their work. Students structure and conduct...

Wigg Hall becomes a cramped apartment in working-class New Orleans for the spring 1212 Play production of Tennessee Williams’s A Streetcar Named Desire. Peter Parisi, chair of the performing arts department, is directing the play with the help of two student...