With spring at Kent comes rowing. According to Mr. Houston, the Kent rowing coach since 1977, the boys rowing team is getting back to pre-COVID size, which is helpful news. Many new 3rd formers joined the team and filled some lower boats, making our team “a young team” this year. Mr. Houston described...

For the first time, the Kent and Hotchkiss dance teams got to work together in a combined show that allowed dancers from both schools to collaborate and perform. On March 30th, each team got to bring something special on the stage. Ms. Holohan-Guarnieri, Kent’s Dance Director, mentioned how “psyched”...

With each new school year comes the exam week, an anticipated period of stress and exhaustion  for students to test their academic abilities. This year, however, several different initiatives have been put in place to rework the exam schedule for the better. In previous years, exams were administered...

On January 21st, Kent was fortunate enough to have Kaleb Joseph, a former college and professional basketball player, speak in Saint Joseph’s Chapel for the second time. After his own mental health challenges impacted his basketball career, he created the “Self Help Tour,” with the goal of destigmatizing...

Having taken nine out of the ten art classes offered by the school, with AS Fashion Design with Ms. Lynch being her favorite, no one knows Kent’s Art Department better than sixth former Amy Jirakulaporn. Amy was first exposed to fashion design in her sophomore year after taking the Introduction...