The Choreographers’ Showcase is making a comeback this year, but in a different way. This is the second year KO has performed the showcase and because of everything that has happened in the past year, the performance is going to look very different. However, KO students are ready to share their months of hard work […]
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At Kingswood Oxford, it is an annual tradition for the Warren Baird Symposium author to visit the school during either December or January. Typically, the author addresses the student body and spends valuable time with the senior Symposium students, including having dinner with them. However, 2020 continues to change all the exciting traditions at KO […]
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Over the past month, there have been several new additions on campus: Dogs! Several faculty members have started to bring their dogs to campus, and the overall response from the KO community has been very positive, as most enjoy spending time with them whether to relieve stress or to simply spend time away from the […]
Read MoreWe have adapted to so many changes and routines due to the pandemic. It has affected our daily lives, and we have all become so flexible and accustomed to various changes and creative alternatives due to the virus. One of the more stressing concerns about the new way of learning due to the pandemic is […]
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With the fall season coming to a close in mid-November, student-athletes are looking ahead to what the winter season holds and how each team will be affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. With recent updates from Head of School Tom Dillow, athletics will not be in person until Jan. 15 at the earliest. Interim Athletic Director […]
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Freshman Ava Cashman loves showcasing her fun and chic style. She often shops at Zara, Urban Outfitters and American Eagle. “My favorite brand to wear would probably be Urban Outfitters,” Ava said. “They have such a great variety of clothes that I can wear all year round, and everything there is such good quality and […]
Read MoreSenior Braeden Rose has been pursuing his passion for music since sixth grade. As a member of select ensembles at KO – Outlook and Crimson 7 – he continues to improve his skills as a vocalist. While he took music classes during elementary and middle school, Braeden’s first true performing experience was when he auditioned […]
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Over Thanksgiving break, junior Caroline Boardman achieved an important milestone and is now one step closer to receiving the Girl Scouts’ Gold Award: through Zoom, Caroline ran a “Young Changemakers Conference” for middle and high school girls to cultivate leadership skills through various workshops and discussions. The Gold Award is the highest honor in Girl […]
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The changing of the weather signifies the holiday season, and this means it’s time to watch those classic holiday films. 2020 has been pretty rough, and we could all use some Christmas spirit. Here are some of my favorite films and where to watch them this year. Without a doubt, Dr. Seuss’s “How the Grinch […]
Read MoreSenior Evan Banning has been creating art since he was a child, but after taking several art classes at KO, he has found that his passions lie primarily in sculpture. At KO, Evan has taken Foundations in Art, Intro to Studio Art, Advanced Studio, and Sculpture. He has been taught by all three visual arts […]
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