I don’t think I’ve ever been more nervous for an interview.  After spending a semester studying award-winning Symposium author Claire Keegan and her works, I felt nothing but admiration and inspiration. I had fallen in love with her novellas and looked up to the way she fearlessly and seamlessly weaves politics into her literature.  I […]

by Austin Perkins ’26 Senior Co-captain guard Olivia Pilecki has been instrumental in leading the girls varsity basketball team to a hot start. The Wyverns currently stand at 7–3 on the year, with a lot of marquee matchups awaiting. Pilecki has been a member of the varsity program since her freshman year and has really […]

On Friday, Feb. 27, and Saturday, Feb. 28, Kingswood Oxford’s theater department transported audiences to the lively streets of 1940s New York City with their energetic and technically dazzling production of “On the Town.” These performances showcased not only the talents and dedication of the cast but also the department’s willingness to embrace one of […]

On Sunday, Feb. 1, KO hosted a public speaking event with two competing members of Forensic Union and 11 other schools. Forensic Union advisor and Spanish teacher Carolina Croes was joined by multiple volunteers from Forensic Union, not to compete but to help out with running around and making sure the day ran smoothly. Ms. […]

I, like many others, have been burned by the “Game Of Thrones” universe. The books are never going to be finished and the show’s ending was awful. All in all, to be a “Game Of Thrones” fan is a sad and pitiful life. So when I sat down to watch “A Knight of the Seven […]

The Kingswood Oxford Middle School concert band went on a field trip to the United States Coast Guard Academy in New London, Conn. on a morning in early November. All 28 students in the band attended the field trip. The trip was three hours long, as there was a one-hour bus ride to and back […]