Every lunch, the school provides a plethora of snacks stationed right outside the cafeteria. But as soon as classes start, that food is removed. This baffles many students, including us at The Vanguard....

Colorful hats, dresses, dancing, and music brought vibrancy to the Upper School (US) campus on October 15 during the annual Latinx and Hispanic Heritage Month assembly. The school has hosted the assembly...

Madeleine Brodeur ’23 to her lunch table as she goes to get more food: “Does anyone else want anything?” Madera Longstreet-Lipson ’23: “A love interest.” History and Social Sciences Teacher...

In response to this year’s all-in learning model, the school tasked a committee of faculty and staff to design a new schedule that addressed issues from previous years. The changes to the schedule included...

Freshmen, sophomores, and juniors know September and October as a time spent adjusting to homework and new classes with highlights like Homecoming and Halloween. Seniors know these two months as “Senior...

Freshmen, do you not know what clubs to join? Upperclassmen, are you tired of all the clubs that have been around for years? Spend your Community Activity Blocks (CAB) in one of these new clubs! Read on...

The Nicholas Athletic Center (NAC) has returned to its intended purpose this fall, having undergone some changes. This year, the school brought in Phinix Virtual Kitchens Group, which aims to provide healthy...

In America, 6 percent of the population eats plant-based diets, up from just 1 percent in 2014. As Thanksgiving approaches, The Vanguard spoke with Angus Crafter and Thomas Sheft (both ’22), a strict...

Cheers erupted from the Elliot Bridge on the morning of October 24 as 50 students, parents, alumni, faculty, and staff watched the school’s Girls Varsity Four boat seize a narrow opening to overtake...

  TRICK OR TREAT: Students dress up for on-campus Halloween celebrations on October 29. TOP: Darius Sinha, Nikki Minski, Juliet Shaywitz (all ’24), Avery Rubins, and Hannah Curhan (both ’23)...

Do you need new music to jam to as you commute to Cambridge in the morning or back home after a long day? You’ve come to the right place. I’m a firm believer that one’s music listening experience...

Venice shines in the August sun. The lagoon is a bright blue-green, and the clouds look as if they were painted onto the light blue sky. The bridges and buildings seem frozen in time. I’m dripping with...