After four years of intense research and reflection, Upper School history teacher Rob Kyff has published “Gatsby’s Secrets,” a deep dive into the themes, characters, and prose of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s “The Great Gatsby.” Mr. Kyff, who first read the classic in college, was captivated by its language and atmosphere. “I would read it every […]
Read MoreArtificial intelligence (AI) has rapidly become a major influence in our world, integrating itself into various fields, including education. As schools navigate this new terrain, Kingswood Oxford is proactively addressing the potential and challenges that AI presents. Through conversations with KO administrators, it is clear that AI is seen as both a powerful tool and […]
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During the pandemic, many students found new ways to pass time. For junior Pratt Blair, that meant turning an unexpected discovery on the golf course into a business. After finding hundreds of golf balls in the woods, Pratt decided to sell them online. “When I started, it was during COVID and I was playing golf […]
Read MoreKO’s Mock Trial team has reason to celebrate as it advances in the wildcard pool following an intense and rewarding season. Despite a tough start, the team’s persistence and collaborative spirit paid off, securing a wildcard spot for the upcoming trials in February. This year’s competition involved an exciting and complex case centered around the […]
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On a recent field trip to Roger Williams University, Kingswood Oxford’s Marine Biology students were given a hands-on learning experience that enriched their classroom studies and opened their eyes to the world of marine science. The trip, coordinated by science teacher Matthew Kalinowski, provided students with the opportunity to explore cutting-edge research labs and engage […]
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As midterms approach, students at Kingswood Oxford and in high schools all across the US are feeling the weight of exams, assignments, and the pressure to perform. This time of year can be especially challenging for students balancing academic responsibilities with the demands of daily life, extracurriculars, and social commitments. While the pressure to succeed […]
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Sanya Sadiq: What motivated you to run for a position in student government? Clara Drag: I had done it in the previous years; I served as the form president or vice president (depending on the year) freshman, sophomore, and junior year. I just wanted a say in what happens at the school, and I really […]
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“The Tortured Poet’s Department,” Taylor Swift’s 11th studio album, is a carefully woven collection of stories of past heartbreak, love, and life in the music industry. It contains some of the best lyricism in her whole discography by far. Although the 31-song double album may not have been my absolute favorite album on the first […]
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