On April 20, as students, faculty, and staff headed to lunch, many found themselves automatically drawn to the line on Mac Quad for the annual Farmer’s Market. Tables were filled with fresh bread, local...

The Global Leadership Institute (GLI) is a program through Taft that partners students from Taft with students from Waterbury public schools. The set of 12 partners works to solve global issues locally,...

On April 1st, the first crewed mission beyond low Earth orbit since Apollo 17 in December 1972, took flight. The Artemis II set out to make history in a lunar flyby that would be the furthest distance...

When Jenny Rowe missed her sub-3:30 marathon goal in Rome by 45 seconds, she didn’t recalibrate her expectations. She booked another race, this time in Cleveland, Ohio, and ran until those 45 seconds...

Imagine going to your job every day, performing your typical tasks, and suddenly not being paid. This is the reality faced by Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers as of February...

Once a high school student who lost a student body vice-presidential race with a rap campaign video, Zohran Mamdani is now New York City’s 112th mayor. Between that early campaign and his election as...

A few weeks ago, I overheard students buzzing about how Dr. Mirabi had just solved a problem that had been open for 47 years, and that he would soon be speaking at Harvard over Family Weekend. As a former...

For the past few years, the halls of the Taft School were quieter than usual when it came to school spirit. But this year, the Red Sweater Club has restored the mojo. They are louder, bolder, and ready...

The smell of collapsed rubble stuck in people’s noses. The sound of ambulances rang in their ears. People screamed. On September 30th, seventeen-year-old Lady Jane Y-Tang was home with her family in...