-by Joanna Chen and Brigitte Schmittlein- One Friday afternoon, many students were confused by the sight of very tall, muscular women sporting athletic jackets waiting in the lunch line. These women made up the “Great Eight,” a group of the best female scullers in the world. They came from around the world to compete in …
- by Maggie Hart - It’s that time of year again, when Winsor students showcase their most creative costumes and red hot spirit! With Under the Lights right around the corner, we’ve picked some of our favorite costumes from each day this week. Go wildcats! Monday: Children’s Book Day allowed girls of all classes to …
- by Maddy Batt - In the past few years, our school has been getting greener--from hand dryers to compost bins, environmental initiatives have become an important part of Winsor life. Many students and alumnae, however, recently went further. On September 21st, hundreds of thousands of people flocked to New York for the People’s Climate …
-by Maddy Batt- Over one month ago, over 230 hundred Nigerian girls were kidnapped from their school by the Islamist militant group Boko Haram, which opposes the education of women. The tragedy spawned a global social media campaign--Bring Back Our Girls--supporting their return, and, naturally, Winsor girls contributed their own voices to the fight. Amnesty …
-by Bibi Lichauco- Those neon yellow shoes. There was nothing else you could look at when first meeting Wade Davis when he came to Winsor with Erica and Jana’e on February 26. However, if you saw or met Wade without knowing he was at Winsor to speak on behalf of LGBT athletes, would you think …
