Arts and Tech

11Jun Rebecca Rong '26No Comments

Performing Arts Concert + Seniors’ Last Performances

This year’s performing arts finale, the annual Spring Concert, took on a brand-new arrangement. Three enthralling evenings featured performances from both the Middle School and Upper School choir, orchestra, and band musicians.  For the first time, a mix of individual performances and combined numbers between the two divisions showcased the strength and direction of GA’s […]

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5Jun Misimi Owolabi '25 Audrey Yu '26No Comments

Ms. Hearn Going to Broadway

Ms. Hearn bids farewell to GA. Ms. Emma Hearn, a GA alum who has previously graced Broadway in productions like “Cats,” brought her immense experience and talent to Germantown Academy following COVID-19. Now, as she prepares to depart from her role as Assistant Belfry Director, she has significantly influenced students.  In an interview, Ms. Hearn […]

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1Apr Ava Dalton '26No Comments

Katy Perry Leaves Primetime TV Show American Idol

Pop star Katy Perry has recently announced she will be leaving the singing contest show, “American Idol.” Although she has been a judge on the popular show for seven years, she has recently decided it would be best for her to focus on her personal singing and music career.  Perry has been on the show […]

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11Mar Nieve Keitel Taryn DiFranco '25No Comments

Usher: The Super Bowl LVII Halftime Show

Super Bowl LVIII was won by the Kansas City Chiefs on February 11, 2024 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The score was 25-22, and the game went into overtime. Many celebrities attended, including Taylor Swift, Beyonce, Lady Gaga, and more. The halftime show was performed by Usher, who recently released his newest album a few days […]

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24Feb Clara Shafer '26No Comments

2024 Oscar nominees and predictions

Barbie vs. Oppenheimer, Spider-man: Across the Spider-Verse, Pixar’s Elemental and Leonardo Dicaprio against Barry Keoghan: the annual presentation of the Academy Awards, more popularly known as the Oscars, again prompts themselves on Sunday, March 10.  Since 1929, the Oscars have praised the most beloved cinematic masterpieces of the year. From best picture and animated feature […]

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20Feb Hannah Greenfield '25No Comments

Belfry’s Spring Musical Ride The Cyclone

On March 8 and 9 in the Arts Center, Germantown Academy’s theater program, Belfry, will be performing “Ride the Cyclone”, a 2008 musical by Jacob Richmond and Brooke Maxwell.  “Ride the Cyclone” is about a high school choir of Uranium City, a small town in Saskatchewan, Canada where six members have perished on a roller […]

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18Feb Vincent Zhou '26 Arthur Hu '26No Comments

Robotics team strives for excellence in 2023-2024 season

During the winter season at Germantown Academy, students gather after school each day to build robots in hopes of succeeding at the competitive stage. Every year, the leading organization, VEX Robotics, creates a game to test students’ abilities to adapt to new challenges through building and coding – this year’s challenge is called “Over Under.” […]

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15Feb Misimi Owolabi '25No Comments

Honors Art Show: Germantown Academy celebrates students’ works

From December 8, 2023, to February 5, 2024, Germantown Academy’s 2024 Honors Art Show took place in the Art Center, featuring works from students enrolled in 2D, 3D, sculpture, photography, and digital media courses. The show is an annual GA tradition where all honors visual art students can display their growth and creativity for the […]

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10Feb Benjamin Moorhouse '26No Comments

Apple’s newest watches get banned: A ticking predicament or timely resolve.

In October of 2023, the United States International Trade Commission (USITC) ruled that Apple’s latest watches, the Apple Watch Series 9 and the Apple Watch Ultra 2, would not be allowed to be imported into the US for copyright infringement. The heart rate monitor is the culprit for the ruling, as Masimo, a medical technology […]

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1Feb Aiden SwartzNo Comments

Project Green Light: Google’s Attempt at Reinventing Traffic

In recent AI developments spearheaded by Google, traffic light technology is rapidly advancing. Through their new “Project Green Light,” Google hopes to reduce carbon emissions caused by traffic light stoppages by 10%.  “AI capabilities can replicate dozens of analysts who normally would perform tasks like this and constantly make adjustments as needed,” Christopher Alexander, Chief […]

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