Video games are pretty awesome. Whether you’re into them or not though, there is no contesting that this 455 billion dollar industry (as of 2024) has changed the modern world and its media. However, despite this massive influence and attention on games, some aspects of video games do go unnoticed. One of those aspects is […]
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As we head into the final weeks of May, many of our seniors, juniors, and sophomores have spent the month preparing extensively for their AP exams. AP classes are fast-paced courses with high rigor that are meant to challenge students and make them think critically. They also allow students to potentially gain college credit, depending […]
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As we prepare to enter the 2024-2025 school year, one of the biggest challenges for students is choosing their electives. With KO’s wide variety of electives, reading the course catalog can be a difficult mountain to climb. Exploring the new courses can be extremely challenging because there is no precedent to compare it to. That’s […]
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Kingswood Oxford wishes farewell to KO music teacher David Zucker with a heavy heart. When Mr. Zucker arrived on the KO scene in 2019, he already had a lifetime’s worth of experience under his belt. Exposed to music since essentially an infant, he was fascinated with music, studying music abroad in India, experimenting in different […]
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On March 7, 1876, Canadian inventor Alexander Graham Bell filed a patent for the very first rendition of the telephone. His telephone, however, is very different from the mobile phones that we as a society rely on for everyday use. The world is ever-changing, and technology changes right along with it. The problem with easy-to-access […]
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The KO faculty is made up of a group of adults who passionately lead in all that they take on. During his 31 years at KO, English teacher, football coach, lacrosse coach, and Form Dean David Hild has left his mark on our KO community, providing us with memories that will last a lifetime. So, […]
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Although not everyone loves taking math classes, there is a clear consensus on campus that everyone loves Upper School math Department Chair Sandi Goss. Mrs. Goss has been with KO for 15 years and will be desperately missed when she leaves at the end of this year. From her bright and positive energy to her […]
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Growing up surrounded by musicians, junior Owen Roy became curious about the process of music production at a young age. He took up the piano early on and then began experimenting with music production during the quarantine in 2020. Since then, he hasn’t stopped exploring digital music, collaborating with other artists and constantly expanding his […]
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On Friday, May 3, Kingswood Oxford’s KOffeehouse had their final event, marking the end of a very successful year for the club. KOffeehouse is a club led and organized by sophomore Gordon Beck. The club hosts multiple events over the course of the school year where students can showcase their singing and instrumental abilities. This […]
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On Friday, May 10, members of the Kingswood Oxford community gathered in Roberts Theater and Alumni Hall to enjoy KO’s fourth annual Arts Night, named this year in honor of former KO art teacher Patricia Rosoff. Arts Night began as a way to celebrate the arts throughout the pandemic, with the performances traditionally occurring outside […]
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