Sophia Li '28


SEPTA reliability issues leave riders waiting

SEPTA reliability issues leave riders waiting

Currently, in Pennsylvania, there are labor disputes occurring in Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) that involve Transport Worker Union (TWU) Local 234, representing over 5,000 SEPTA workers. They have requested better wages and more safety precautions after their temporary one-year contract had expired on Nov. 7, 2025. They are hoping for a longer, two-year contract […]

Freshman class spends a day doing community service

On Oct. 15, the freshmen took a day to dedicate their time to community service. They worked with several organizations, including Gemma Services/Head Strong, Cradles to Crayons, One House at a Time (OHAAT), and Carversville Farm. Each organization provided an introduction to community service. The day-of-service opportunity started last year, with the idea being that […]
Seniors showcase creative talent in senior projects

Seniors showcase creative talent in senior projects

As the school year comes to an end, the seniors finish their senior projects, a multi-week-long individual project tailored to their interests, required for their Germantown Academy graduation. This year, several students chose art-related projects, including Libby Brewer ‘25, Hannah Greenfield ‘25, Julia Coren ‘25, Caroline Smith ‘25 and Katie Martin ‘25. “Creativity is a […]
Yu Sisters conquer national math exams

Yu Sisters conquer national math exams

As Germantown Academy hosts the American Mathematics Competition (AMC) once more this year, dozens of students take their shot at qualifying for the American Invitational Mathematics Examination (AIME). Among the test-takers, Audrey Yu ‘26 and Eliza Yu ‘28’s dedication to the math exam stand out, from the countless hours of studying concepts and taking practice […]

Lunar New Year comes to GA

The Lunar New Year, also known as Chinese New Year, was celebrated on Jan. 29. Germantown Academy’s Asian American Student Association (AASA) once again hosted festive activities surrounding the holiday. Lunar New Year carries great significance in Asian culture, as it celebrates the traditional passing of one year into another and the importance of family. […]
Holiday season comes to Philadelphia

Holiday season comes to Philadelphia

As the winter season approaches, Philadelphia becomes a city brimming with festive cheer and historic charm. Whether it’s ice skating beneath the tall buildings of City Hall, taking in a classical performance of “The Nutcracker” or enjoying seasonaopping at neighboring markets, Philadelphia ensures something unique for everyone to enjoy during the holidays.  The feeling of […]