AP testing shifts to online format

Brooke Crocker

June 4, 2020

After schools across the U.S. shifted in March to remote learning indefinitely, the College...

Ducks, dogs and bunnies, oh my!

Hardy Eville

June 4, 2020

Lily Sebastian almost got a turtle. A few weeks after the coronavirus cut her sophomore...

Coffee and Conversation confronts abuse

A series of monthly discussions, Coffee and Conversation, have begun at the Martha’s...

Debate preparation pays off for Model UN Club

Each year, the Model United Nations (Model UN) club at the Martha’s Vineyard...

One-man show resonates with teens

Emma Searle and Isabelle Custer

February 21, 2019

Actor and motivational speaker John Morello performed his one-man show “Dirt” in front...

Prestigious music festival admits Vineyarders

Simone Davis and Spencer Pogue

December 4, 2018

Every fall, anxious jitters and excitement escalate in the music department as auditions...

Students react to the government shutdown

Spencer Pogue and Theo Fairchild-Coppoletti

President Trump and Congress are faced with a resumption of a government shutdown that started at the end of December unless Congress presents the President a budget bill with $5.7 billion for a border wall—which they refuse to do. As a result of the historic shutdown, nearly 800,000...

One-man show resonates with teens

Emma Searle and Isabelle Custer

Actor and motivational speaker John Morello performed his one-man show “Dirt” in front...