Some shows are entertaining, and others make you wanna watch them over and over again. There’s something about watching a 2000s show that makes it almost impossible to stop after just one episode. Whether it’s the drama of “Gossip Girl,” the chaos of “The Vampire Diaries,” or the friendship and fashion of “Gilmore Girls,” these […]
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For junior centerback Aaron Anstead, soccer has been a part of his life for 12 years. What began as a childhood interest after moving to Texas at age 4 has grown into a sport he still plays in high school at Kingswood Oxford. Now a member of the boys varsity soccer team, Anstead is adjusting […]
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As a junior, linebacker and wide receiver Landon Thomas has developed in football and become an essential part of the varsity football team’s success this season, and he credits his success to his brother, Cam Thomas ’26. Through his older brother’s influence, Thomas has been pushed to improve, work harder, and do his best; his […]
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One of my favorite things in the entire world is pop culture. TV shows, movies, video games, books – you name it. If it’s a series, there is a pretty high chance that I’ve either finished it in its entirety – between versions and seasons – or am working on doing so. Some may say […]
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For junior attacker Captain Olivia Adamowicz, soccer has been a constant throughout her life. She started playing at a young age and has continued to develop her skills and passion for the sport at Kingswood Oxford. Now serving as a captain on the girls varsity soccer team, Adamowicz has taken on an important leadership role, […]
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With a 5-4-4 record, girls varsity soccer is having one of its strongest seasons in recent years. Not only have they performed incredibly against tough teams, but they’ve also already scored more goals just halfway through the season than they scored last season. Although they have places to improve, the Wyverns have proved they’re a […]
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The KO varsity volleyball team has made strides this season, earning a record of 10-3 as it continues to get further into the season. While the team’s record reflects its outstanding performance on the court, its improved chemistry, communication, and determination have also played an important role in its progress. One game that demonstrated the […]
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We’ve all heard the news: “Cornell student raped by seven men.” “Rapists punished via essays.” “Jane Doe says it was consensual.” “Jane Doe lied.” But the question is, what is true? Both crime and justice aren’t black and white, so neither should our thinking be. After the Cornell Daily Sun broke the “Cornell Seven” story […]
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By Julia Atansio-Villa ’28 and Lizzie Raccio ’29 For many KO students, lunch isn’t just a break between classes. It is a chance to recharge, catch up with friends, and fuel for the rest of the day. This year, students have noticed something different about what is on their plates. From fresher food to more […]
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