When Audra Soni ’24 arrived at Swiss Semester, she said, the program director assured the students that they would become each other’s “closest friends.” “I didn’t really believe him at...

Surrounded by repurposed egg cartons, newspapers, paint cans, and other recycled materials, the cast of “Into the Woods” are taking the old and making it new in a variety of ways with the production...

This year, Advanced Placement (AP) and Honors Art History students are bringing history to the present through Upper School (US) Art Teacher Nicole Stone’s new addition to the curriculum: examining and...

The Middle School’s (MS) Athletic Department requires all students from grades six through eight to participate in the athletic program three seasons per year. A wide range of activities is offered to...

When Ava Wade-Currie ’23 was 10 and watched a fencing scene in the Disney Channel show “Jessie,” she wanted to emulate the characters and decided to try the sport. This September, Ava competed...

What’s your go-to snow day book? Ms. Duncan: Something by David Sedaris because that will always make me laugh. Ms. Hoven: “Snowy Day” by Ezra Jack Keats while I’m cuddled up with my kids.   What’s...

Community returns from winter break with a bang. TOP: Aleeza Riaz ’25 and Saffy Patel ’22 practice their suturing skills at GAINS; Zach Berman ’25 learns about the DNA double helix model in biology...

Happy February, Gerry’s Landing-ers! Although the January blues have passed, the winter continues to rage on, and the pandemic has been following suit. One of my sources told me a group of junior...

As Valentine’s Day nears, The Vanguard decided to test if love is really in the air with two blind dates. Based on responses to a survey asking students about themselves and their preferences in a relationship,...

The Hevelius Cup, an international synchronized skating competition hosted in Gdansk, Poland, marked the return to skating in front of an audience for Katie Chen ’22, who twirled and glided across the...