On Monday, Sept. 27 at 10:00 a.m., the AP Art History class traveled across the street to the Delamar Hotel to see an art exhibit by Jennifer Wen Ma. Ma is a visual artist from Beijing who is currently living in New York. She is a contemporary artist who works in mediums such as photography, […]
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The COVID-19 pandemic has undoubtedly led to an increase in mental health issues among children and teenagers across the country. The stress caused by the pandemic, including periods of social isolation; sickness and death among family and friends; constant uncertainty; and the adjustment to a completely new way of living and operating at home and […]
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The midway point of the fall athletics season has arrived, and the girls varsity soccer team finds themselves in a strong position with a record of 5-5-1. The team began the season with two straight wins against Wilbraham & Monson Academy and Marianapolis Preparatory School. Their first loss of the season came against Miss Porter’s […]
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On Sunday, Oct. 17, the annual Admissions Open House was held, welcoming prospective students and families to campus to learn all about KO. Due to COVID-19 restrictions and in order to keep everyone safe, healthy, and distanced, the Middle School event took place in the morning, and the Upper School event occurred in the afternoon. […]
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Following a 2020 season that was halted due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the boys varsity soccer team has started the 2021 season off strong. Despite multiple injuries, the team has found ways to win games and, at the same time, keep their eyes locked on making the New England Playoffs. The Wyverns are currently 4-2-4, […]
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KO’s most recent Faculty Trivia Night was held in person this fall, and faculty members were excited to attend and engage in a night of fun, friendly competition with one another. The event took place outside of Alumni Hall and food was provided by Sage Dining. Typically, Faculty Trivia Nights are held in the fall […]
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Progressing through the season, the KO varsity volleyball team has hit their stride with a seven-match winning streak following a tough start. Their streak began with a match at Wilbraham and Monson on Saturday, Sept. 25, where the team toppled the Titans in three sets (25-11, 25-3, 25-10) for their first win of the season. […]
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In recent years, most notably after the 2020 election, voting rights have been under attack. Record turnout in the presidential election along with the Georgia runoff election has led to a major uptick in restrictive voter laws that primarily target the black population. However, these racist practices are not new; in fact, they stem from […]
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As they strike the mid-season mark, the KO varsity field hockey team has posted a 4-6 record with promising potential for the second half of the season. So far this season, the Wyverns have emerged victorious against Miss Porter’s School, Greenwich Country Day, Millbrook, and, most recently, Hopkins. Throughout their games this season, Head Coach […]
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I’m no stranger to writing about the flaws of almost every Republican politician who has been in Washington in the past few years, mainly because there is just so much to write about. But now the Democrats are more than deserving of criticism. Typically, I focus on the absurd politics of far-right conspiracy theorists or […]
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