By Judson Faulconer ’21 The COVID-19 pandemic has put an end to all sports, not only for now, but for many high school seniors, forever. Senior year is the last possible chance […]
Chapel Services, Prayers Move Online for Spring Trimester
By Griffin Warlow ’23 Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Woodberry students will be finishing their spring trimesters at home. The transition to online learning has created several hurdles for teachers and students […]
Sixth Form Students Set to End Year With Project Instead of Online Classes
By Luke Stone ’20 After more than a week of deliberation about how to make the Sixth Form’s distance learning experience as meaningful as possible, the school announced that boys in the […]
Front Line Workers Should Receive Hazard Pay Amidst Coronavirus Outbreak
By John Meeks ’21 As cases of the novel coronavirus swell in the United States, many workers are risking their lives to save others, maintain supply chains, and protect our nation’s infrastructure. […]
Optional Pass/Fail at Woodberry is Not the Solution
By Austin de la Torre ‘20 and Luke Stone ‘20 Extraordinary times call for extraordinary changes to the way we operate. That is why we are all in school online, why many […]
JV Basketball Flips Last Year’s Script, Goes 16-1
By J Banzet ’20 We all knew they could be special. The combination of returning sophomores, new boy fourth formers, and a fantastic group of freshmen was bound to erase the memory […]
Woodberry Squash Wins Division V National Championship
By Charles Innes ‘22 At the beginning of the season, the Woodberry varsity squash team could only dream of being national champions. However, when the Tigers took a 4-1 lead in the […]
Varsity Basketball Finishes Season Winless in the Prep League
Taft Gantt ’20 When it became clear that Stevan Bajski ’21 and Saad Salih ’22 would be out for the season, Coach Dawson knew it wasn’t going to be an easy year. […]