Taby Darge details recent celebrity weddings.

Everleigh McCormack describes "Tomdaya" films this summer

From the revised parking system to the sweatpants ban, Feldner shares new policies introduced this year.

As a new school year begins, athletes are returning to the fields and courts for another fall sports season. While preseason can be challenging, students and coaches see it as an important time to prepare for competition and build connections with their teammates. For many athletes, preparation begins before preseason. Varsity volleyball player Chase Herwig ’27 trained by attending CorePower classes with teammates, going on runs and focusing on eating well. Varsity tennis co

The Spanish men's National Soccer Team hoisted the FIFA World Cup Trophy proudly in the air. Spain defeated the legendary Argentina National Team 1-0 in the World Cup final. Following the female Spanish team’s win in 2023, this victory led to Spain becoming one of the first countries in history to hold both the Men’s and Women’s World Cup titles at the same time. The FIFA World Cup is the top international soccer championship where national teams compete every four years for

Cox shares details about the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act.

Senior Taby Darge and junior Bridget Zimmermann share advice for freshmen.

Mahi Dumas '29 reports on the development of American TikTok created by Non-Chinese investors.

Bea Burwell '27 reports on Holton's new carpooling system

Chloe Spiegel '27 reports on the Wuthering Heights movie.

In the United States, Americans celebrate the illustrious Black History Month in February to honor the countless contributions of African Americans to the United States. According to “History Channel,” this celebration, founded by Carter G. Woodson, began from a week known as “Negro History Week” and, in 1976, became the 28 days we now call Black History Month. This celebration is important because it acknowledges that Black contributions to music, books, poems and speeche

Cindy Miao '27 reports on the current political situation in Iran

Harper Lanpher '28 reports on the 2026 Winter Olympics

Vivienne Craig '27 reports on Marty Supreme.

Sealing Indiana’s perfect season, Fernando Mendoza, at the age of 22, became one of the most talked-about quarterbacks in college football this year. Throughout the season, Mendoza proved to be a reliable quarterback, performing incredibly well under pressure. According to the Heisman Trophy organization, on December 13, 2025, Mendoza became the 91st winner of the Heisman Memorial Trophy. Mendoza stood out not only for his statistics on the field but also for his ability to

The Upper School hallways are always filled with conversation between friends and classmates, but some of the best friendships found in Holton are teacher friendships. Favorite teacher duos can be spotted sitting together at lunch, chatting in the halls and even bonding off campus. These friendships are so iconic that you rarely see one without the other. One of the most quintessential teacher friendships is the bond between upper school Spanish teacher Diego Bautista-Meler

While no single individual controls the government, collective voices have the power to shape public opinion and mobilize voters. When celebrities with massive followings choose silence over action, they become complicit in sustaining the systems that allow political violence and other injustices. A recent example that comes to mind is Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)’s powerful and far-reaching presence in the United States. I believe that influential figures must

On February eighth, millions of Americans gathered around their televisions to cheer and shout as one of the most influential sporting events of the year unfolded. The 2026 Super Bowl drew massive attention, as the event featured a highly anticipated matchup between the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks and a headline-making halftime performance by Bad Bunny. The New England Patriots returned to the Super Bowl for the 12th time (with six championship titles behi

Oboki Bolan '29 reports on Holton's 125th birthday celebration