Junior Nzinga Thompson, on any given afternoon, during the winter season can be found in the creative environment of After School Art. At KO she has taken Outside the Box, Drawing, and is now in Portfolio Prep, her favorite art class she has taken. “It’s difficult to choose a favorite,” she said, “as I’ve created […]
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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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Senior Lex Green had never taken an art class before he came to Kingswood Oxford. “ When I was younger in my free time I would spend time drawing,” he explained. “I never really got into it for school until I got to KO. Actually I never had an art class before coming here.” His first […]
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In Upper Roberts, students have been working away learning about and analyzing propaganda from their lives and from the Protestant Reformation in IMPACT Propaganda: Past and Present, taught by Upper School history teacher Micah Duhaime. Mr. Duhaime has taught several classes revolving around propaganda, bringing his most recent version to KO. “ This IMPACT class at […]
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The KO community is welcoming many new Wyverns to campus this fall, including additions to faculty and staff. One addition is Upper School history teacher Alice Riley! Originally from New Hampshire, Ms. Riley graduated from Kenyon College with a B.A. in History and Art History. Previously, she worked at Greenwich Country Day School for two […]
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Senior Max Huang has been a part of the KO News since his sophomore year, writing as an Associate Editor for Opinions and then becoming Head of Opinions after switching from Head of Reviews. Max has been a great member of the KO News, and we are so grateful for all he has done! Max […]
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As commencement is quickly approaching, we have to say goodbye to Associate Features and Sports Editor senior Miya Scranton. Taking journalism her first semester junior year, Miya was enthusiastic to join the KO News due to her newfound love for interviewing and writing. Connecting with different people on campus was one of Miya’s favorite parts […]
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Senior Sasha Dausey has been an essential part of the KO News for the past three years. Joining her sophomore year, Sasha consistently brought her positive attitude and love for writing, love for sharing the news, and passion to ask the bigger, more meaningful questions. During her time on the KO News, Sasha served as […]
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by Gabrielle Post ’26 On Thursday, May 1, and Friday, May 2, electric violinist Mark Wood energized the KO audience during the annual Goodman Banks visiting artist assembly, as well as during Kingswood Oxford’s fifth annual Patricia Rosoff Upper School Arts Night. At the Goodman Banks assembly, Mr. Wood was introduced by sophomores Carlotta Patroni […]
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United States citizens, or anyone who cares about global warming, should be worried about the new leadership of our country in a few short months. With Donald Trump’s history of denying climate change and shunning international cooperation when it comes to environmental issues, there are many signs as to what he will do in his […]
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