List of 20 news stories.

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  Artist of the Issue: Nate Stratton ’19

  Lily Meyers ’20
  Nate Stratton ’19 has been aprominent part of theater at Hopkins. Having been in twelve plays and musicals as part of Hopkins Drama Associa tion (HDA),
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  Songs of the Issue: Jonas Brothers: “Sucker”

  Ella Zuse ’21
  “Sucker” marks the beginning of the Jonas Brothers’ comeback.
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  Songs of the Issue: Khalid: “Saturday Nights”

  Lily Meyers ’20
  Singer-songwriter Khalid released his first song, “Location,” shortly after graduating high school, and he released many successful songs about his experience as a teen and a young adult since.
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  Songs of the Issue: The Carters: “LOVEHAPPY”

  Zach Williamson ’21
  Beyoncé and Jay-Z had a whirlwind 2018. A month prior to Beyoncé’s ground-breaking Coachella performance in April, the pair had announced their second joint tour, “On The Run II,” which ran from June to October across fourteen countries, grossing over $250 million.
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  Artist of the Issue: Emma DeNaples ’19

  Ella Zuse ’21
  Emma DeNaples ’19 is an artist in many different senses on the Hopkins campus. DeNaples plays trombone in the Jazz Rock Ensemble, is the co-head of Triple Trio, and serves as editor of Daystar, a literary and arts magazine.
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  As You Like(d) It

  Zach Williamson ’22
  On May 2, 3, and 4, the Hopkins Drama Association (HDA) performed the spring show Shakespeare’s As You Like It, directed by Hope Hartup and Assistant Director Graley Turner.
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  Hopkins Orchestra and Concert Choir Perform in Spring Concert

  Lily Meyers ’20
  On Tuesday, April 30, Hopkins Concert Choir, Treble Choir, and Orchestra performed their spring concert at Church of the Redeemer in New Haven. Through the concert, Hopkins musicians aimed to show the progress they have made this year in the Hopkins Arts Department as well as throughout their time at Hopkins.
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  A Magical Show: Into the Woods Comes to Life on Stage

  Ella Zuse ’21
  From February 28 to March 3, the Hopkins Drama Association (HDA) performed the winter musical Into the Woods, directed and produced by Michael Calderone and Erika Schroth.
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  Artist of the Issue: Naomi Tomlin ’19

  Leah Miller ’20 Assistant Arts Editor
  Naomi Tomlin ’19 has always found herself gravitating toward the pen and the page.
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  Faculty Showcase Their Talents in The Gallery

  Katherine Takoudes ’20 Arts Editor
  Last month, the Hopkins Keator Gallery opened a new exhibit showcasing the hidden talents of staff and faculty members on The Hill.
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  Hopkins Attends CMEA Regionals

  Katie Broun ’19 Managing Editor
  On January 11 and 12, 21 Hopkins musicians traveled to Platt High School in Meriden for the Connecticut Music Educators Association (CMEA) Southern Regional Festival.
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  Jazz/Rock Ensemble Performs at Berklee Festival

  Katherine Takoudes ’20 Arts Editor Zach Williamson ’22
  On Saturday, January 26, the Hopkins Jazz/Rock Ensemble traveled to Boston, Massachusetts for the annual Berklee College of Music High School Jazz Festival.
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  The Sixth Show: Hilarious One-Acts Dazzle

  Abby Regan ’22
  On February 7 and 8, Hopkins Drama Association (HDA) began The Sixth Show: An Evening of Comedy One Acts, directed by Hope Hartup.
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  Anon(ymous) Comes to Life at Hopkins

  Leah Miller ’20 Assistant Arts Editor
  Amidst one of the more academically strenuous times of the school year, the Hopkins Drama Association once again took on the stage for a gripping theatrical piece from November 29 -December 1 with their production of Anon(ymous), directed by Hope Hartup.
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  Artist of the Issue: Ian Dailis ’20

  Orly Baum ’22
  Ian Dailis ’20, finds inspiration in taking intricate photos of his surroundings.
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  Battell Chapel Hosts Hopkins Music Ensembles

  Eleanor Doolittle’20 Arts Editor
  On Tuesday, December 4, Battell Chapel, Yale’s elaborate place of worship, was flled with melodious music from Hopkins’ annual Music of Winter concert.
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  Tabula Rasa: An Interactive Gallery Experience

  Saira Munshani’20 Voices Editor
  The concept of “tabula rasa” has been developed and considered all over the world, and it now makes its mark on Hopkins as the theme for the community art show this November to January in the Keator Gallery.
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  Artist of the Issue: Zach Blake ’19

  Eleanor Doolittle ’20 Arts Editor
  Zachary Blake ’19 is an avid cellist whose passion and dedication to his instrument have reaped great success.
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  New A Cappella Concert

  Katherine Takoudes ’20 Arts Editor
  On Friday, November 11, Hopkins’ three a cappella groups - Spirens, Harmonaires, and Triple Trio - will gather in Upper Heath to perform in Can Jam, a concert to benefit the Connecticut Food Bank.
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  The Cast of Daniel Rocket Flies to the Stage

  Leah Miller ’20 Assistant Arts Editor
  October 11-13 marked the kickoff of the Hopkins Drama Association (HDA) season with the fall production of The Rise and Rise of Daniel Rocket.