It’s easy to forget the fact that our teachers survived the tribulations of high school. Just like us, they also experienced the stress of math finals and wrote long, tedious… Continue reading "A Blast from the Past: What Our Favorite Teachers Were Like in High School"
As my family and I drove to our Airbnb along upstate New York’s quiet country roads, my Instagram page stopped loading, and so did Google Maps. Evidently, the service had… Continue reading "Biting the Bullet: Gun Rights in America"
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"
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"
Image: Mia and Suzan present their poster at the conference. Media provided by Dana Bevilacqua On April 28, Grace students Mia R. ‘23 and Suzan E. ‘23 attended the Social… Continue reading "Grace Seniors Only HS Students Presenting at Neuroscience Conference"
The Independent Projects 10 (IP10) Symposium, a beloved Grace tradition transpired on Wednesday, May 3 at the school, enabling parents and peers to finally get a sense of the yearlong… Continue reading "Reflecting on 10th-Grade Independent Projects"
As the Grace community says farewell to the beloved class of 2023, the seniors are celebrating the huge accomplishment of finishing high school! Senior spring is often regarded as one… Continue reading "Marking the End of High School: Senior Spring"
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"
America hadn’t had a moment of rest in the last decade. We’ve seen two historic presidential elections, a national outcry against gun violence, an unprecedented movement wrestling with the consequences… Continue reading "Introducing Our First-Ever Print Issue"
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"
