On April 11, a plane carrying 13 French exchange students from the Lyceé Jules Guesde touched down at Logan Airport. For the next nine days, Nobles students saw them exploring our campus, watching games...
This June, nearly 50 adventurous students across Classes IV–II will travel to both Japan and France to engage in cultural exchange with international students. Of course, there will be no seniors on...
If you walk onto the Nobles campus in the middle of July, it doesn’t feel like your typical, over-scheduled day camp. There’s no single whistle telling everyone where to go, and you won’t see massive...
By the time you hit senior year, your back is basically trashed from carrying around three-inch binders and massive textbooks for three years straight. But as soon as the weather gets warm and senior spring...
If you have the pleasure of knowing someone who loves to cook, you know the feeling of walking into a kitchen and being overwhelmed with the incredible smells of that person’s newest concoction. For...
“America is called the melting pot. It’s a place where people are supposed to come and be able to start a new life. It seems like we’re trying to keep everyone out, and I feel like that’s not what...
Imagine waking up amidst your greatest nightmare but having no idea who you are, where you are, or how you got there; that’s how “Project Hail Mary” begins, as the amnesiac protagonist Ryland Grace...
“I would never get in a car with you, har har,” is a snide comment I have received quite frequently over the past two months. Not to call out members of the Nobles community, which is against our core...
It was 8:00 a.m. on a Tuesday, and nothing seemed out of the ordinary. Amrit Hari Madhav (Class I) and Anran Liu (Class I) took their turns prefecting and dishing out the top 5 places to cry on campus...
When walking through campus, you are bound to hear students outside saying, “Meet me in Shattuck” or “Let’s go to Shattuck cafe” at any time of day. It’s a name every student knows, printed...
“I kind of just thought we would be throwing frisbees around and just talking in the sun. I did not really expect a real sport, and for it to be as organized as it was,” Leah Farb (Class I) said. After...
