A Morning Detour to Europe: Best Class Trip in Grace History?
Klebnikov’s Postwar Europe and Its Modern Relevance
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Volunteer opportunity: Fight Food Insecurity at Hebrew Union College Community Kitchen
Media provided by Ms. Mazor and Cate C. ‘27
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Viral Frozen Yogurt: Worth the Wait?
If 2026 is the new 2016, then it’s no surprise that Frozen Yogurt is making a citywide comeback. And Grace just happens to be in the epicenter of the most… Continue reading "Viral Frozen Yogurt: Worth the Wait?"
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Consumed or Doomed: Why Students Must Stay Informed in the Digital Age
Over the past decade, in particular since the 2016 election, studies have shown that misinformation and inaccurate reporting have become more prevalent than ever in part due to the increased… Continue reading "Consumed or Doomed: Why Students Must Stay Informed in the Digital Age"
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Piercings at Grace (and a Handy-Dandy Piercing Guide)
Grace Church students have a wide variety of piercings that are studded with meaning! Keep reading to see glammed-out Grace goers and a Handy-Dandy Piercing Guide. “In Indian culture, piercings… Continue reading "Piercings at Grace (and a Handy-Dandy Piercing Guide)"
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What’s In Your Pocket?
In honor of National Poetry Month, Grace Church celebrated literacy with Poem-In-Your-Pocket Day! Lots of students and faculty had their favorite poems in their pockets, and some even traded poems… Continue reading "What’s In Your Pocket?"
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“Remember the Alamo!”
The Astor Place Cube has a surprising history. Media Provided by Ben A. ’26 So what’s the deal with the big black cube in the middle of Astor Place? Grace… Continue reading "“Remember the Alamo!” "
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Student Voices: How to navigate future careers facing the advancement of AI?
Media provided by Sally P. ’26 Although artificial intelligence may take our future jobs, it will never replace human interaction. The compassion, respect, and ability to read emotions that many… Continue reading "Student Voices: How to navigate future careers facing the advancement of AI?"
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Speaking with Strangers
Pictured: Traditional Moroccan meal. Media Provided by Cassie B. ’26. There is, behind my phone case, an old sushi receipt with Good Luck written on it in a hurried pen.… Continue reading "Speaking with Strangers"
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Isolation to Identity: How the Pandemic Changed Who We Are.
Media provided by Caleb L. ‘26