List of 20 news stories.

• College Board Changes AP Policy

  Juan Lopez '22 Assistant News Editor
  The College Board decides not only the content of Advanced Placement (AP) exams, but also the fees and registration deadlines.
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  Hopkins Drama Association Performs Hamlet

  Zach Williamson ’22 Assistant Arts Editor
  On October 17, 18, and 19, the Hopkins Drama Association (HDA) will perform the fall show Hamlet, Shakespeare’s renowned tragedy, directed by Hope Hartup and Assistant Director Leah Miller ’20.

• Hopkins Students Balance Google Classroom and New LMS

  Anushree Vashist '21 News Editor
  Hopkins adopted a new learning management system (LMS) that, while universally adopted, is controversial in the Hopkins community.
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  Political Primary Primer for Fall 2019

  Sophie Sonnenfeld ’21 Op-Ed Editor
  On Tuesday, November 3, 2020, current Hopkins juniors and seniors will have the opportunity to vote for the first time in the presidential election.
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  HDA Students Take the Stage in Edinburgh

  Ella Zuse '21 and Zach Williamson '22 Assistant Arts Editors
  From July 31 to August 11, a group of sixteen students from the Hopkins Drama Association (HDA) traveled to Edinburgh, Scotland.
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  New Haven Road Race

  On September 1, Hopkins students, faculty, staff, and alumni participated in the Annual New Haven Road Race hosted by Faxon Law Group.

• Off the Hill: Summer Activities

  Anushree Vashist '21 News Editor
  As Hopkins students were freed from the struggles of school, each found a unique way to enjoy their summer freedom.
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  Stephen "Sparky" Clark's Departure From The Hill Sparks Nostalgia

  Saira Munshani '20 Senior Op-Ed Editor
  Stephen Clark, better known as “Sparky,” will be retiring from Hopkins after nearly 33 years on The Hill.
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  English Legend Canny Cahn Retires after 17 Years on The Hill

  Katie Broun '19 Managing Editor Emeritus
  After teaching at Hopkins for seventeen years, Canny Cahn, Psychology and English Teacher and former Razor Advisor, will retire at the conclusion of the 2018-2019 school year.
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  Honoring Retiring Hilltoppers: Clayton Hall

  Juan Lopez '22 Assistant News Editor
  Clayton Hall will be retiring from his adjunct position in the Math Department after a total of 50 years at Hopkins.
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  Honoring Retiring Hilltoppers: Gail Leamon

  Anushree Vashist '21 News Editor
  Business Office Manager Gail Leamon will be retiring after nearly twenty-four years on The Hill.

• Honoring Retiring Hilltoppers: Gena Eggert

  Zoe Kim '20 Senior News Editor
  Assistant to the Director of Admissions Gena Eggert will be retiring after working at Hopkins for fourteen years.

• Honoring Retiring Hilltoppers: Linda Weber

  Orly Baum '22 Assistant News Editor
  After five years at Hopkins, Linda Weber will retire from her position as Director of Strategic Marketing and Communication.

• Commendations
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  Hopkins Brings Funky Furniture to Baldwin

  Zoe Kim ’20 Senior News Editor
  In February, Hopkins launched a new furniture pilot in a Baldwin classroom.
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  Hopkins Students Attend Student Diversity Leadership Conference

  Orly Baum '22 Assistant News Editor
  On April 7, 24 Hopkins students attended the Regional Student Leadership Diversity Conference (SDLC) at St. Luke’s School in New Canaan.
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  Katherine Takoudes Elected StuCo President

  Anushree Vashist '21 News Editor
  On April 8, 2019, the student body elected Katherine Takoudes ’20 to lead Hopkins School for its 360 year.

• The Truth Behind College Admissions

  Juan Lopez '22 Assistant News Editor
  This past March, the United States federal prosecutors exposed a criminal conspiracy within the admission process of several prestigious universities.
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  App Store Sensation: Left Shape Right

  Julia Kosinski '20, Assistant News Editor
  On February 7, Cyrus Illick ’19 released the arcade game Left Shape Right.

• Hopkins Spring Trips

  Ellie Medovnikov '22 and Sarah Roberts '20, News Editor
  This year, along with the annual sports Spring Training trips, Hopkins students had the option to travel to Italy and explore Amalf and Atrani while bettering their language skills, or participate in an educational tour of Northern Europe about World War II.