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Climate-intensified Pakistan flooding impacts 33 million

31Oct

Roy Zhao '25124 Comments

Climate-intensified Pakistan flooding impacts 33 million

The combination of climate change, an abnormal monsoon trough, and a persistent La Niña have brought the largest flood event of Pakistan in recorded history.

30Oct

Larry Zhan

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Temple University Graduate Shot

On Sept. 23, at 12:30 A.M., 23-year-old Temple University alumnus Everett Beauregard was shot and killed. This occurred near the victim’s apartment on the 400th block of North 35th St. Currently, police are investigating the murder. The police say that they were alerted to the scene by various 911 calls. When they arrived, they found […]

GA Celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month

27Oct

Zara Bhatt '24No Comments

GA Celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month

Mi Gente club held a poetry reading, film screening, and community time event in recognition of National Hispanic Heritage Month. On September 28th, in the Roberts Family Library, Mi Gente held a poetry reading in recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month. Hispanic Heritage Month, which begins each year on the 15th of September, marks the anniversary […]

The Spanish Exchange Program: A Renewed Exchange Enables Cross-Cultural Connections

25Oct

Ishaan Paladugu '25

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The Spanish Exchange Program: A Renewed Exchange Enables Cross-Cultural Connections

Over the past month, Germantown Academy hosted three foreign exchange students from GA’s sister school in Spain. The three students—Paula Gomez-Luque, Paula Perez, and Marina Prats-Garrido—had the opportunity to experience different American traditions and activities. About eight years ago, a former GA teacher connected with the Europa International School in Seville, Spain. At the time, […]

21Oct

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Eastern State Penitentiary

Every Halloween season, the historic site of Eastern State Penitentiary transforms into a destination for haunted attractions. There are many other events offered at the abandoned prison as well, including both daytime and nighttime tours, themed bars for adults, immersive experiences, and live performances. Eastern State Penitentiary was one the world’s most famous prisons, operating […]

25Sep

Ishaan Paladugu '25

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Germantown Academy Welcomes New Faculty

22Sep

Shae Sawyer- St. Clair '24No Comments

Goodbye to the Old and Hello to the New

Germantown Academy is making substantial changes to the campus, which include a new building, major renovations, and upgrades to existing structures. Along with renovations to existing buildings, construction for the new Health and Wellness Center has also kicked off. This 25,000-square-foot build is located in the space between the fieldhouse, pool, and Connor Quad. The […]

The Unforgettable Storm: A Look Back and Analysis of Hurricane Ida

25May

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The Unforgettable Storm: A Look Back and Analysis of Hurricane Ida

If you go through Upper Dublin today, seven months after Hurricane Ida swept through, you will still find dead trees, debris, and several houses covered in scaffolding still waiting to be fixed. As the most impactful storm of this school year, it raises many questions regarding the safety of our community. Why was the greater […]

Retiring Faculty Leave Their Mark on GA As They Begin Their Next Journey

25May

Sanya Bandekar '25

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Retiring Faculty Leave Their Mark on GA As They Begin Their Next Journey

Header: Germantown Academy will be saying farewell to the wonderful teachers, Ms. Carver, Ms. Ledwith, Ms. Marquez, and Ms. Test. We wish them a happy retirement as they proceed to the next step of their lives. Germantown Academy will be saying farewell to a few Upper School teachers this year, as they conclude their journey […]

MacKean, Lintgen reflect on lessons learned from pandemic

25May

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MacKean, Lintgen reflect on lessons learned from pandemic

“How can we learn from things that didn’t go as well? What can we do to enhance all of that moving forward?” -Ms. Rachel Lintgen, Dean of Students. Those are the questions driving Dr. Molly MacKean, Upper School Head, and Ms. Lintgen as they begin planning for the 2022-2023 school year. With masks now optional, […]