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Hitting the Mark: Rikky Sanjeev’s Vision as Press Secretary
By: Eva Cai From swinging tennis rackets to running for press secretary, he is not only an integral part of the boys’ tennis team but also a determined leader at Tower Hill. Although already a familiar face both on and off the courts, Rikky Sanjeev is now working toward making Tower Hill a more connected community through his leadership as press secretary. As a student, Rikky has constantly made an effort to connect our community through announcements. Even without his formal

Eva Cai
Oct 31, 20253 min read


A Letter You Would Ban: An Open Letter on Book Banning
By: Maya Doraiswamy To those seeking to ban our books, I write to you as one of the nearly 55 million young students in our nation whom you are taking from. Our education and public resources are meant to provide tools for analyzing, questioning, and challenging the world around us. When you ban books, you do more than remove pages from shelves—you take our rights to explore the complexities of life, to confront difficult truths, and to expand our understanding of the world.

Maya Doraiswamy
Oct 31, 20253 min read


Making Math Meaningful: Ms. O’Malley’s Creative Approach to the Classroom
By: Ansh Kapoor When students first step into Room 70, it is hard to miss the energy that Ms. O’Malley brings to math. She approaches every lesson as an opportunity to build curiosity and instill confidence in her students. For Ms. O’Malley, math is beautiful; the coming together of so many conceptual things is especially pretty to her. Ms. O’Malley loves how something that appears complex can become simple in what she refers to as a “beautiful equation.” “I believe it is s

Ansh Kapoor
Oct 31, 20252 min read


Spring Cleaning: An Organizational Guide!
Written by Maya Doraiswamy and Molly Hurst

Maya Doraiswamy
Mar 14, 20254 min read


Hiller Harvest!
By: Subhi Yadav While I’m sure every single THS Upper School student knows what Hiller Harvest is, do all of us really understand the...

Subhi Yadav
Nov 28, 20242 min read




The Book Fair: A Place of Wondrous Knowledge!
By: Sydne Scott Tower Hill’s Annual Scholastic Book Fair has returned! Similar to previous years, this enticing event was held in the...

Sydne Scott
Nov 28, 20242 min read


The F-Word: Fall!
By: Molly Hurst While fall has a lot to offer, I chose to go with a systematic theme: fall-related things, all categorically beginning...

Molly Hurst
Nov 26, 20245 min read


Gear Up: A Seasonal Guide to All Things Winter!
By: Maya Doraiswamy As we enter into this snowy season, I offer a fun twist on simply “gearing up” for winter with a collection of...

Maya Doraiswamy
Nov 26, 20245 min read


A Student's Prized Possession: Sleep
By: Emily Rohrbacher Throughout the school year so far, many students differ from each other, with some being able to have more sleep...

Emily Rohrbacher
Nov 26, 20242 min read


Guide to Surviving Midterms (or Studying In General)
By: Sophia Karron Midterms are coming up as the winter season starts and will be here before we know it! Whether you’re a last minute...

Sophia Karron
Nov 26, 20243 min read


Volleyball States
By: Chrisa Souleles The volleyball team posing after their amazing win! With an overall record of 18-1, our very own Tower Hill...
Chrisa Souleles
Nov 26, 20242 min read


Chromakopia Review
By: Liam Duke Chromakopia by Tyler, the Creator album cover On October 28th, famed alternate Hip-Hop artist Tyler, the Creator released his sixth studio album in his so far brief but illustrious career, including two Grammys, and a MTV Video music awards. His new album looked to extend this run of his work gaining high praise and millions upon millions of streams every month. Here is the Tower Hill rubble review of Tyler the Creator’s Chromakopia: Compared to his more recen

Liam Duke
Nov 26, 20242 min read


Beyond the Cards: Poker’s Unique Impact on Tower Hill’s Senior Class
By: Emily O’Hara Imagine a typical game of poker. You might be picturing a group of middle aged men in a dimly lit casino, the tense...

Emily O'Hara
Nov 11, 20242 min read


Successful Forum? Debatable
by: Emaan Ehtasham As Tower Hill students walked into the theater Monday night for the first forum of the year, they were ready for an hour of productive conversation across political beliefs between two professionals brought in by our forum council. As we navigate this election season, the school encourages us, as articulated in Ms. Baker's October 4th Weathervane, to honor the values of individuals we may hold differing beliefs from and to share our views in a way that is r

Emaan Ehtasham
Oct 11, 20242 min read


Guided by Grace: A President’s Journey of Faith and Leadership
By: Sammy Ghazli A few minutes before giving his speech to the whole upper school for Upper School’s daily ritual of Morning Meeting,...

Sammy Ghazli
Oct 9, 20243 min read


A Spirit of Collaboration: New Press Secretary Fosters Community at Tower Hill
By: Joey Zhu The members of the Tower Hill Student Government Administration (SGA) huddle around a messy whiteboard. At the center of it...

Joey Zhu
Oct 9, 20243 min read


A Legacy of Leadership: Reagan Squire’s Dynamic Direction Drives Tower Hill Volleyball’s Championship Aspirations
By: Emily O’Hara It is a Friday night in Tower Hill’s Carpenter Fieldhouse, and the atmosphere is electric. Students, faculty, and fans...

Emily O'Hara
Oct 9, 20243 min read


Homecoming - 10:00/10
New 10:00 rule keeps Tower Hill students at Homecoming Dance - fun ensues! by: Molly Hurst Want to see your own photos published? Click...

Molly Hurst
Oct 3, 20243 min read


What is Convocation?
by: Allison Chi ‘26 and Molly Hurst ‘26 Uncovering the Mystery of Convocation: Student Interviews What in the world even is a...

Allison Chi
Sep 27, 20242 min read
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