By Vy Nguyen
“I don’t feel anonymous enough in the survey,” said a student. “Not going to lie to you, I definitely did not tell the truth in some questions.” This is a common response among the students, especially students of minority, that I talked to after OES upper schoolers took an 80-question survey a few weeks ago.
By Vy Nguyen
“The future is Female” is the kind of feel-good slogan that you see on baby clothes, satisfying calligraphy Instagram accounts, clean and polished vintage shops around Portland, or a quirky laptop case/ Hydro Flask filled with stickers.
By Vy Nguyen
On the same night as the Notre Dame fire, nearly 3,000 miles away, the third holiest site in Islam, Al-Aqsa Mosque, was also burning.Read More »
By Emily Ackerman
Jusuf Nurkic’s injury– is it bringing the Portland community together? Or is it ruining the blazers chance to succeed in the playoffs?
By Kara Tambellini, Director of Student Life
If you are curious about youth-led startups, then this opportunity is for you.
By Amrita Jhooty
With the Girls Varsity tennis team well into the season, I thought I would write about some of the new additions to the team.
By Julia Neumann
For the longest time in science, black holes have been viewed as the “most mysterious” objects in the universe having never been seen before. And up until a couple weeks ago, most scientists believed their knowledge of black holes would remain rather, well, void.
By Kennin Martin
When you first came to OES, especially the Upper School, things were probably very confusing. The only way that you could get information about schedules was from students or teachers, because, let’s be real, no one was paying attention in Aardvark 101.
By Sophia Elfrink and Alexandra Scates
The next steps of rebuilding the Notre Dame Cathedral.
