Photo by Alejandro Izurieta, The Gazette photographer The Grace Gazette has become an important part of the Grace Community, covering a wide range of topics and informing the student body.… Continue reading "Reflecting on 10 Years of The Gazette"
Media provided by Alejandro Izurieta ’25 As staff writer Su Ongoren wrote about two months ago, Starbucks and Mud seem to be the most popular coffee shops among Grace Church… Continue reading "Need a Pick-Me-Up Before School? Here Are Some Ideas"
Media provided by Alejandro Izurieta ‘25 The varsity girl’s basketball team has remained a consistent dominating force in the ACIS and NYCAL leagues since their killer season in 2022, dominating… Continue reading "A New Winning Culture at GCS"
Media of Taylor, 15, provided by Kind Media Many equestrians who compete at the sport’s highest level move their entire lives down to Florida for the winter season. They spend… Continue reading "The Balancing Act: An Equestrian’s Winter in Florida"
Media provided by Alexander Leddy ’23 Religion at Grace is important to the core of the school’s community. Grace’s Episcopal identity has enabled the school to support the various religions… Continue reading "Episcopalianism at Grace: All Faiths or No Faith"
Media provided by Louise Giddings ’23 After a tumultuous four days and 14 unsuccessful ballots, the U.S. House of Representatives finally elected GOP leader Kevin McCarthy of California as speaker… Continue reading "The Patterns of Politics from Students to Speakers"
Media provided by Alejandro Izurieta ’25. In Cooper Square there are two coffee shops that Grace students often go to: the kiosk Astor Plate (commonly known as MUD) and Starbucks… Continue reading "The Coffee Cup: MUD vs Starbucks"
Media provided by Unsplash. Immigrants are integral to New York City’s demographics and culture. A large portion of New York’s population is made up of immigrants legally in the state… Continue reading "Solving the Immigration Crisis: Education, not Exploitation"
Cover image provided by Unsplash, all other media provided by Elif Caliskan ’25 Street carts fuel the city, lining the busy streets with iconic meals that every New Yorker could… Continue reading "The Demise of the Curbside Delight"
Media provided by Chloe Dannenberg ’23 Mr. Ros’s performance with the rock band was an unforgettable act that closed off our final weeks of school before winter break. Although we… Continue reading "Moments to Remember, 2022: Mr. Ros Brings Down the House"
