By: Ellen Kirifides The Grammys never lack drama, and 2026 was no exception. For a quick recap, the 2025 Grammys were nothing short of controversial. People couldn’t agree on whether Beyoncé’s album Cowboy Carter fit the country category, and Bianca Censori’s practically see-through dress caught everyone’s attention. Disagreements over winners, performances, and fashion are certainly nothing new. Hillers too have diverse music tastes, favorite artists, and very different opin

Editor's Note: This show includes sexual situations between consenting adults. By: Camryn Aitken Canada’s latest contribution to the greater good of society—Crave’s Heated Rivalry —has taken the world of queer media by storm in one of the most unexpected smash-hit TV successes of the year. If you somehow haven’t heard of this booming show (and I’m guessing you have), it centers on two rival hockey players, Ilya Rozanov and Shane Hollander, and their secret, decade-long romanc

By: Molly Silvon Now that the Olympics have come to an end, with the Paralympics still to look forward to, there is no better time to look back at the triumphs of this winter’s Games. The 2026 Winter Olympics were held in Northern Italy  this year, with events taking place in Milano, Cortina, Anterselva, Tesero, Bormio, Livigno, Predazzo, and Verona. The opening ceremony was held on February 6th in Milano, and the Closing Ceremony was held on February 22nd in Verona. From th

By: Aarush Vakalapudi Time—it’s our most precious resource, and I'm confident that everyone, both students and faculty at Tower Hill, agrees. As Hillers, we’re experts at time management. Between juggling advanced classes, two-hour-long sports practices, extracurricular activities, and our own personal hobbies, we’ve simply been conditioned to make the best out of our time, because it’s rare that we have time to spare. While time management is a great skill to have, and is s