Robert Singleton ’16 One of the few remaining traditions at Woodberry that some students love and some just like is that of the cheerleaders. For those unaware, each year through a tight-lipped process, a […]
A Day in the Life of a Cheerleader
Meet Your Tigers
Ben Lytle ’17 Going into the Episcopal Game this year, the Tigers will have a 9-1 record and, once again, hold the title of Prep League Champions. Episcopal, on the other hand, […]
The Bonfire: Main quad war cry
Cameron Clark, South African Exchange Student I have got that feeling. I think everyone else does too. The atmosphere around the campus of Woodberry Forest is comparable to a birthday; even if […]
Construction of The Bonfire
Mac Boney ’18 The Bonfire is an event like no other; everyone who is a part of the event remembers it for a lifetime. Sadly, though, a crucial aspect of The Bonfire […]
Half a Century Later… The Game Goes On
Republished with permission of Caldwell Bailey ’01, original written in November 11, 2000 issue of The Oracle Fifty years ago, J. Carter Walker sat down to reflect on Woodberry Forest’s half-century-old rivalry […]
The Game – Tradition at its Finest
Chizembi Sakulanda, South African Exchange Student Before I arrived to Woodberry, I had already been informed about the hysteria that is The Game. And surely enough, as soon as I arrived at […]
One Faculty’s Reflection on the Fitzpatrick Lecture: The Only Thing
Paul Erb, English Faculty At seated dinner last week, sixth-former Caleb Rogers told me that a Fantasy Football League player sometimes roots against his home team so his fantasy football league stats […]
A Legacy of Past Excellence, The Game of 2010
Andrew Holmes ’16 In the middle of rural Virginia, a place called Woodberry Forest exists where you cannot say the word “fall” without “football” in the same sentence, particularly in the first […]