The KO boys’ varsity squash team has started its season with grit and determination, high hopes of beating tough opponents, and growing as a team.The 2025–2026 squash season is coached by Head Coach Robby Lingashi, a talented and experienced squash player who brings intricate details on proper form and enthusiastic energy to his players. “He […]
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Hot? Cold? Pants? Shorts? Skirt? Every morning before school, the average Kingswood Oxford student and faculty member picks out their outfit for the day. They take into consideration the dress code, along with the weather. Unfortunately, thinking about what classes they have that day needs to be taken into consideration as well. The unpredictable bipolar […]
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On a brisk fall day, the smell of leaves in the air and the Halloween vibe still around, freshman Luna Hansen sits at a table in Barnes & Noble with vibrant pages in front of her and a marker in her hand. With a steady flow coming in and out to talk to Luna about […]
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On Thursday, Nov. 6, and Friday, Nov. 7, in the Black Box Theater, we were dazzled by Kingswood Oxford’s 2025 Fall Play “Birthday Candles,” directed by Director of Theater Kyle Reynolds and assistant directed by senior Teague Shamleffer. Through the play, we follow Ernestine (played by junior Molly Palmer) from her 17th birthday to her […]
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The cups of green glowing matcha are spreading like wildfire. Nine dollars a cup, that’s a little steep. Half the Kingwood Oxford community seems to be holding this green chalk dust as the wildfire spreads faster and faster. AAPI club leaders seem stressed, whipping up the matcha, the wooden spoon turning in slow motion as […]
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The New York Literature class, a senior elective taught by English Department Chair William Martino, recently took a trip to the Empire State on Oct. 23. The class, focused on literature connected to New York City, takes this annual trip, which is connected to the literature they study throughout the semester. This trip’s itinerary included […]
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The liveliness inside Roberts Theater on Friday, Nov. 21, was already high after the final bows of the Choreographer Showcase, but it skyrocketed the moment students burst through the double doors to hear the moment they’d all been waiting for: finding out what this year’s musical will be. After a long week of trying to […]
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The chocolatey smell of steaming hot cocoa swirled through the Community Commons as KO students and faculty walked through the doors. Approaching the stand, people are gathered around a big table, buzzing like bees. Whether pouring hot drinks into cups, making their own bracelets, or donating to the cause, everyone was contributing and participating in […]
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On Thursday, Nov. 6, the junior class traveled to Old Sturbridge Village as a part of both the U.S. History and AP U.S. History curriculum. The annual field trip is designed to give students direct exposure to daily life in 19th-century New England while reinforcing classroom units on reform movements, industrialization, and gender roles and […]
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The term “student-athlete” is a category of student that KO takes excellent pride in manufacturing. Finding the balance between managing schoolwork, rising above expectations in the classroom, and excelling in one or multiple sports is a task that a handful of Wyverns take great pride in tackling. KO instils in its students that challenges (in […]
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