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GA students’ favorite winter beverages showcase diverse tastes

18Dec

Vincent Zhou '26No Comments

GA students’ favorite winter beverages showcase diverse tastes

As days grow shorter and a crisp chill fills the air, the season of winter arrives accompanied by its own special charm. The following months bring with them a unique set of traditions and comforts, and for many, it’s all about the beverages that warm both hearts and spirits. “Hot chocolate is the perfect drink,” […]

Entrepreneur CC Leoni ‘24 manages swimwear business Swim Culture

17Dec

Bryce Presley '26No Comments

Entrepreneur CC Leoni ‘24 manages swimwear business Swim Culture

CC Leoni ‘24 has been a part of the GA swim team for four years. Beyond this, most people do not know that Leoni has her own business with her younger sister Joie Leoni ‘26, named Swim Culture. They started this business together in 2020, selling swimwear, towels, blankets and similar apparel. “What inspired me […]

Seniors visit New York City on annual trip

16Dec

Zoe Shu '26

Chloe ZhouNo Comments

Seniors visit New York City on annual trip

The Senior Trip to New York City offers more than just the classic selfies taken atop the Rockefeller Center Observation Deck – it kickstarts a long list of fun events for the senior class. Filled with bonding activities, unique destinations and the liveliness of NYC, this day trip is one of the major highlights for […]

Annual CSO Holiday Drive brings community together in holiday spirit

14Dec

Ashley Wang '26No Comments

Annual CSO Holiday Drive brings community together in holiday spirit

Each year, CSO organizes the Holiday Drive to encourage students of different grade levels to bring in donations to various children’s charities. This year, the event will be held during the Holiday Program on the morning of Dec. 19. But the holiday season isn’t just about gifts, and the CSO Holiday Drive isn’t simply a […]

Students reflect on Power and Politics Assembly

20Nov

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Zoe Shu '26

Audrey Yu '26No Comments

Students reflect on Power and Politics Assembly

On Nov. 2, students from the Power and Politics class taught by Mr. Bob Moyer, along with guest speakers Greg Scott, State Representative for Pennsylvania’s 54th District, and Ryan Manion, Township Supervisor for Doylestown Township and CEO of the Travis Manion Foundation, gathered in the Arts Center for the annual History Assembly. This year, the […]

New school year, new building, new superfans

8Oct

Shae Sawyer- St. Clair '24No Comments

New school year, new building, new superfans

In light of all the new at GA, the tradition of Superfans stays strong. New Superfans, Isabella Casey ‘24 and Madison Destefano ‘24, are ready to lead GA’s school spirit. “WE ARE GA!” scream Izzy Casey ‘24 and Madison Destefano ‘24. At every football game, the two can be found cheering on the football team […]

8Oct

Zara Bhatt '241 Comment

ChatGPT in Classrooms

In recent months, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into educational settings has seen remarkable growth. One of the standout developments is ChatGPT, a language model developed by OpenAI. ChatGPT has been altering classrooms, making assignments quicker to complete. However, it is essential to recognize that this technology is not without its downsides. One of […]

6Oct

Roma Reddy ' 25No Comments

Jeff Nissman: Touring with Yes Band

This past summer, Jeff Nissman ‘24 toured with English progressive rock band Yes through Europe. He, along with 20 other 15 to 21-year-old aspiring musicians, played in nine different shows in a successful month-long tour across six different countries. Yes is a British progressive rock band that has been a prominent presence in the world […]

6Oct

Chloe ZhouNo Comments

GA welcomes Spanish exchange students

For many years, the Spanish student exchange program has been bringing together different cultures, languages and students across the Atlantic. This year, it welcomes two exchange students from its sister school, The Europa International School in Seville, Spain. “I’m looking forward to learning about the [Spanish] culture,” sophomore Giah Sharf, one of two student hosts, […]

Mr. Moll Takes on the New Dean of Students Role

4Oct

Sanya Bandekar '25No Comments

Mr. Moll Takes on the New Dean of Students Role

Mr. Steve Moll has started his new role as Dean of Students for the 2023-2024 school year, bringing a fresh face to oversee the student body and Upper School life as a whole. Mr. Moll replaced former Dean of Students, Ms. Rachel Lintgen, as she departed to become the new Upper School Director for Hathaway […]