The recent Paul Rossi scandal has reached all of our ears in one way or another. Information has been pushed our way from both tabloids and by word of mouth,… Continue reading "Inside Look: Paul Rossi and GCS Part Ways"
On Tuesday, Mar. 10, 2020, a fateful email was sent out to Grace students and faculty instructing them to come in, gather their things, and leave by noon. “That was… Continue reading "Grace’s COVID Policies: A Reflection on the Past Year"
We, the 2020-2021 Student Government, are proud to stand and defend our institution from attacks that come from a place of hate or ignorance. We will not be stopped in our mission to create a non-discriminatory future for ourselves and those who come after us.
Three weeks ago, a message from the finance committee announced that next year’s full tuition would be $57,000, a $4000 increase from this past year. Almost immediately, parents wrote to… Continue reading "The Cosmic Questions of Tuition: What a $4,000 Raise Means for Grace"
Just three weeks ago Grace held its 6th annual Black History Month Chapel hosted by Amazing Grace, the Black identifying affinity group. This year, the theme and focus was “Black… Continue reading "Annual Black History Month Chapel Marks New Chapter in Celebrating Black Excellence"
Two weeks ago, Mr. Davison wrote to the Grace Church community to announce that following the conclusion of next school year, he will be retiring from his position as Head… Continue reading "Mr. Davison Announces Plan to Retire"
This year’s MLK symposium was modified considerably compared to years past. Dr. Nathan, one of coordinators of this year’s MLK Symposium, discussed the new changes and preparations needed to launch… Continue reading "The Preparation of Grace’s 2021 MLK Symposium"
Featured image drawn by Media Editor Evelyn Ward ’21 The Threshold of Believability for Women in Assault Cases is not Defined by Evidence but Identity The courtroom was eerily quiet… Continue reading "Who Gets Heard & Who Gets Believed"
Featured Image: Unsplash On January 6th, MiChelle Carpenter stood crying as she washed her dishes. She had CNN playing and was watching the insurrection on the Capitol unfold. “I would… Continue reading "BIPOC of Grace Reflect on the Double Standards of the Attempted Coup"
All of the sudden it’s the middle of December and we’re off to our annual two-week Winter Break. In a year that has felt so painfully slow, we’ve somehow arrived… Continue reading "Winter Break Arrives with a Different Feeling This Year"
