Gratitude at Grace
Image of the chain of gratitude (displayed at the Middle School) provided by Nate Barkow ‘25 Thanksgiving may have passed, but gratitude is still in the air. In the bustling… Continue reading "Gratitude at Grace"
Category: Recent Articles
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Temperature Testers Take on the Tundra
Art by Miranda Chao Hwang ’24 Students attending Grace are often seen sporting long sleeves, oversized sweaters, and fluffy socks. Even in the heat of early September, students were dressed… Continue reading "Temperature Testers Take on the Tundra"
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It Doesn’t Have to Be a Turkey
Image by Miranda Chao Hwang ’24 Of all the holidays, it seems like Thanksgiving is the most simple. Every year, families gather to cook a meal and eat. Thanksgiving, however,… Continue reading "It Doesn’t Have to Be a Turkey"
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The Kentucky-Born Ice Climber Who’s Sweeping Grace
Image courtesy of Miranda Chao Hwang ’24 It is difficult to believe that Mr. James has been part of the Grace community for less than a year; he carries a… Continue reading "The Kentucky-Born Ice Climber Who’s Sweeping Grace"
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The Four Walls that Make a House
Media drawn by Juliette Robertson ‘25 Many students dream of attending Hogwarts, and now that the high school has announced that it will be implementing a house system, some of… Continue reading "The Four Walls that Make a House"
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The Loudest 26.2 Miles
All media provided by author, Hallie Rosenzweig ‘25 Touching all five boroughs, bringing cheer to the otherwise dim November streets, and proving New Yorkers are not always the cold creatures… Continue reading "The Loudest 26.2 Miles"
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Contemplating Club Times
Media provided by @gcschoolnyc on Instagram This year’s addition of a long-awaited club block has been met with lukewarm reviews by much of the student body as the allotted time,… Continue reading "Contemplating Club Times"
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The New Phone Policy: A Catalyst for Conflict
Media provided by Fiona Miller ‘26 How many times do you use your phone in a day? Our phones are important tools that guide us through our daily lives. Whether… Continue reading "The New Phone Policy: A Catalyst for Conflict"
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Hostile Architecture Harms All
Image Credit: Indesign Live As of 2021, the population of New York City is 8.5 million people. The city is cramped and citizens value communal spaces. There are countless plazas,… Continue reading "Hostile Architecture Harms All"
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One More Existential Crisis: Coping with Fears of Nuclear War
Art: Su Ongoren ’25 Currently, the world is sitting in the highest international tension since the Cold War, and the chance of nuclear war is a topic that often comes… Continue reading "One More Existential Crisis: Coping with Fears of Nuclear War"