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Senior Symposium projects bring Tracy K. Smith to KO

October 29, 2021October 24, 2021Ava Cashman

Kingswood Oxford’s Senior Symposium program has been lauded as a facet of the school’s curriculum that inspires creativity, community, and collaboration. This year’s Senior Symposium class, taught by English teacher Mela Frye, has taken the program to new heights through its community-based Symposium projects. Students in the 2021-2022 Symposium class have been studying poet and […]

What should you dress up as for Halloween?

October 29, 2021October 27, 2021Mckenzie Campbell

KO to utilize hostile architecture to enforce social distancing

November 6, 2020November 3, 2020Mary Ellen Carroll

The rumours are true: Kingswood Oxford will be implementing anti-homeless architecture techniques to encourage social distancing. “I don’t see anything about this that could go wrong,” said a source close to administration. “I mean, now that we’ve closed the turf, the one place we could get freshmen to safely social distance, we’re really strapped for […]

Video Special: APUSH class compares 1918 pandemic to coronavirus

May 9, 2020May 7, 2020Sloan Duvall

Article by Sloan Duvall ’21, Videos edited by Ahana Nagarkatti ’21 Throughout the year, history teacher Rob Kyff’s AP US History class has had unique opportunities to compare the historical events they have studied to current events. Impeachments, executive power, and foreign affairs have all been compared and contrasted throughout this year’s curriculum. The most […]

OK students 24-hour campus return

May 6, 2020May 5, 2020Epephanie LaBoy

The day has finally come. With joy, excitement, and teen angst, the day where we students finally come back to campus has come. The day started with an assembly from OK Head of School Domas Tillow. He addressed the school with plans of how the school is going to recover from the devastating semester of […]

OK student drops out, pursues moo-ney in strawberry milk cow farm

May 6, 2020May 5, 2020Christina Lu

OK student Beefney Milkdud ’23 has decided to drop out of school and start a new research project on her cow farm. She has asked me to write one last feature to wish her off. If you don’t remember, Beefney was featured in previous articles on her ostrich coop, pigeon coop, and algae farm the […]

Student survives 73 hours stranded outside Roberts after losing keycard

February 2, 2020February 6, 2020Alma Clark

BREAKING–An Oxwood Kingsford student was rescued on the verge of pneumonia after forgetting her keycard at home. Senior Freya Fakenamé ’20 arrived at school at 8:15 a.m. on Monday, and immediately realized that she was locked out of the Roberts building. “At first I laughed it off and thought that someone would let me in,” […]

Anti-establishment student protest goes forward after being approved by 15 faculty members

February 2, 2020February 2, 2020Alma Clark

EAST HARTFARD– A rebellious underground political protest organized by students of Oxwood Kingsford school went forward after it finally passed the third stage of faculty approval. After the proposal was cleared by an initial committee of ten teachers, it was then rigorously examined by the Dean, President, Head of the Board, and school nurse. Finally, […]

QUIZ: Tell us your favorite cafeteria foods and we’ll tell you which Mark Mazzetti article you are

December 13, 2019December 13, 2019Sophie Glazier

KOpinions Episode 1: Senior Green

November 8, 2018November 7, 2018Marwynn Somridhivej

Should the senior green be exclusively for seniors, or should it be open to students of all forms? Alma Clark goes around campus asking students about their opinions on the Senior Green. Edited by: Marwynn Somridhivej