Picture it: An eleven lane swimming pool filled with racing swimmers. The crowd’s roars and cheers reverberate throughout. The air is heavy and humid and […]
Zelia Schimanskey is from Vila Velha, Brazil. Growing up, Zelia had influential female figures in her life such as her mother and her sisters. From […]
Hello, I’m Roxie, Mr. Hargrove’s dog. I’m a Corgi girl who is three years old. Mr. Hargrove is my favorite person in the world. He […]
Guillermo del Toro’s The Shape of Water was a big winner at the Oscars for its provocative story and stunning visuals. However, some of those […]
Running many miles a day, testing oneself, disciplining oneself and finding one’s limits – all of these are things that await athletes in cross country. […]
Students listen to the panelists of the Oct. 13th “Outcasts United and the Current Refugee Crisis” symposium as they discuss the challenges surrounding settling refugee […]
It was an evening with a fabulous sunset when Chris George walked into the Brodie Room before the Outcasts United and Refugee Crisis Symposium in […]
When Warren St. John, author of Outcasts United, Canterbury’s all school read from last summer, visited the school in October, Sherley Arias-Pimentel and Greg McKenna […]
“One day, my brother received a letter with a bullet inside, and the words, “You work with our enemy, the United States. If you don’t […]
On November 2nd, 11 prospective entrepreneurs gathered in Steele Hall Lecture Room to see who would come out on top at the Elevator Pitch Contest. […]
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