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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We all have those mornings where you’re really feeling like you’re going to have a good day. You wake up early, shower, do your hair, brush your teeth, put on your favorite outfit, and get in the car, excited to start your day off strong – only to encounter a long and slow line that […]
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Missed flights. Unpaid security workers. What used to be a routine step in air travel has turned into chaos as the Department of Homeland Security shutdown stretches on. Right now, airports across the nation are dealing with insanely long TSA lines. Travelers are waiting up to four hours just to get past security, and in […]
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Innovative, collaborative, and vibrant; these are all words that come to mind when I think of the Community Commons. The addition of the Community Commons to the KO campus this year transformed the whole campus into a student-centered community. The Community Commons is a student-centered building that not only embodies community but also shows how […]
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Ten senators, a Form Three president, and a Form Three vice president were all elected by the KO community between September 11 and September 19, and these elected leaders have plans to impact student life, academics, and athletics this school year. Form Six held their elections during a form meeting on Thursday, Sept. 11, while […]
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