Dana Hall students achieve in the 2016 Technovation Challenge
On May 4, 2016, five teams from Dana Hall competed in the Technovation Challenge Regional Showcase at Microsoft New England…
May 2016
Faculty families, supported and empowered by Dana Hall
Whether you’re in eating lunch in the Dining Center, sitting in the common room of your dorm, or simply walking…
What should schools do with their troubling heritages?
Woodrow Wilson was the President of the United States during World War I and championed the League of Nations, and…
A passion for metaphors: Margot Singer ’80
Everyone has their passions. For some it’s food; for others it might be animals. Margot Singer ’80, on the other…
The Virgin Suicides: An end disguised as a beginning
The Lisbon girls are blonde, beautiful, and out of reach. One by one, over the course of a year, each…
The Salt Roads travels through time and space
The Salt Roads, written by Nalo Hopkinson, blurs the line between history and mythology, leaving the reader bewildered and coming…
Saving the planet, one solar panel at a time
Over Spring Break 2016, 32 new solar panels were installed on the southern side of the Shipley Center, thanks to…
To relax after exams, watch The Last Man on Earth
What would you do if you were the last human on Earth? This is the predicament Phil Miller faces in…
Public accommodations bill and transgender rights ignite national controversy
2016 has seen a national furor over transgender rights and liberties. Since North Carolina’s recent passage of a bill that…
Two cultures intersect through poetry
This winter, Ms. Linda Derezinski’s freshman English class traveled to Istanbul, Turkey, through poetry. Her students, by creating blogs on…