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

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...

By: Emily Rohrbacher Throughout the school year so far, many students differ from each other, with some being able to have more sleep...

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...

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

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

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

By: Sammy Ghazli A few minutes before giving his speech to the whole upper school for Upper School’s daily ritual of Morning Meeting,...

By: Joey Zhu The members of the Tower Hill Student Government Administration (SGA) huddle around a messy whiteboard. At the center of it...

By: Emily O’Hara It is a Friday night in Tower Hill’s Carpenter Fieldhouse, and the atmosphere is electric. Students, faculty, and fans...

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

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

Spring break is a time eagerly anticipated by many, offering a well-deserved break from the routine of daily life and a chance to...

Students in “Journalism: Introduction to News Media and Communication” were at the forefront in putting investigative and ethical...

For a First semester class Who Are You was an option taught by Ms. Wrambel. Students would learn about the memoir writing style and...

Ranging from canonical and mainstream to contemporary and niche poems, the first-semester advanced What Does Poetry Do? elective at Tower...

The freedom to choose electives (and the possibility of landing one of your top choices) is certainly one of the perks of transitioning...

Race, gender, caste; these are just a few of the many perspectives students read about in postcolonial literature. In this class,...