Points of View
Seniors project the Milton they know to prospective students through Milton’s Instagram account....
Read MoreCategory: Spring 2018
Do the Science. Show the Evidence. Sam Myers ’83
As Sam Myers delivers an esteemed, international lecture, you can sense the live tension between...
Read More
Who’s Telling What Truth? Patrick Radden Keefe ’94
If this story were to begin the way Patrick Radden Keefe’s stories in The New Yorker do, the first...
Read More
Is Seeing Believing? Jovonna Jones ’11
The artist Carrie Mae Weems broke the rules when she created her famed photography series, “From...
Read More
Trying to Ascertain What Happened: Bolstering the Rule of Law, Mary McGowan Davis ’63
Mary McGowan Davis has consulted, taught and mentored judges, prosecutors and defenders in...
Read More
Solo Canoe Journeys Across Massachusetts Make a Fine Point
by Denny Alsop ’69 You don’t walk your dog along the river in my town, Stockbridge, Massachusetts....
Read More
They See, Snap and Share: Students on Their Devices
Many adults scroll through, watch or share hundreds of posts, feeds, photos and videos every day....
Read More
Revamping the Classic Research Project: How should Middle Schoolers probe for facts?
As Neha Modak ’22 grew, her annual visits to India slowly unveiled the harsh realities facing...
Read More
Peer Coaching Builds Savvy News Consumers
During the 2016 presidential election, Willa Dubois and Bodhi Becker felt growing frustration over...
Read More
Since 1977, the Saturday Course Has Thrilled Children Every Week
Twelve fourth graders crowd around a skeleton splayed out on a lab table, feeling their own...
Read More
How Do We Know?
by Todd B. Bland These are challenging times for discerning truth. We know that facts and...
Read More
Meet Adrian Anantawan, Milton’s New Music Department Chair
Adrian Anantawan has toured the world as a violin soloist and performed on some of its most...
Read MoreFestival Rolls Out Red Carpet for Milton Film Club
When George Luo ’18 wrote his first screenplay at the end of his freshman year at Milton, he rounded up about 20 people who said they’d be interested in helping him make the film. Over that summer, interest fizzled, and George...
Read MoreHUBweek’s Girl Hackathon Draws Milton Girls
Milton students mentored middle- and elementary-school students at HUBweek’s Girl Hackathon, a Boston event that encourages young girls to develop a love of computer programming and coding. Jessica Wang ’18, Charlotte Moremen...
Read MoreReaching New Heights, on a Bike
Clocking in at a minute over four hours, Chris Mehlman ’18 placed third out of 650 riders in the Vermont 50, a grueling 50-mile mountain bike race that involves an elevation climb of 9,000 feet. To put his amazing finish into...
Read More