By Luke Stone ‘20 The scene was all too familiar. For the fifth game in a row, an early game misstep put the Tigers down 1-0. This time, it came in the […]
Tigers Get Their Swagger Back, Knock Off EHS 2-1
2019 Fitzpatrick Lecture Preview: David Ignatius
By Luke Stone ‘20 Tonight, columnist David Ignatius will deliver the 2019 Fitzpatrick Lecture. After graduating from St. Albans School, Harvard, and King’s College, Ignatius began his career in journalism at the […]
Woodberry Hosts BSSAC Kickoff Karnival
By Carter Harrell ’22 This past Saturday, BSSAC (Boarding Schools Student Activity Committee) hosted the first mixer of the year, the Kickoff Karnival. Chatham Hall, Fork Union, Foxcroft, Madeira, Oldfield’s, St. Margaret’s, […]
Board Members, Alumni Gather for Hayworth Lobby Dedication
By Luke Stone ’20 Friday marked one of the busiest days on Woodberry’s campus this year. In addition to a full day of classes and three soccer games, members of the Board […]
Stud of the Week: Mathieu Masse-Pelletier
By Zack Woods ’20 and Jack Hastings ’20 Mathieu Masse-Pelletier is the definition of a stud. Not only is he physically bigger than JJ Watt, but he also has the world’s biggest […]
Faculty Members Share Woodberry Memories at Thursday Assembly
By Sam Stelter ’21 This Thursday assembly marked the first full-fledged all-school assembly of the year. Alumni faculty members Ansel Sanders ’00, Frank Tallman ’94, and Frazier Stowers ’04 touched on life […]
Jay Bilas Addresses Woodberry Community
By J Banzet ’20 Not every day does a five-time Emmy nominated analyst from the world’s largest sports broadcasting company spend a day talking to students at Woodberry. Yesterday, on the 18th […]
School Offers Trip to Culpeper for Dinner, Shopping
By Hieu Ngoc Pham ’20 Last Saturday, the school offered two trips for shopping and dinner: one to Culpeper and the other to Stonefield in Charlottesville. But, after the late start to […]