Fords robotics prepares to “Override” new game
Stacking sounds simple. This year, it isn’t. The pins in this year’s robotics game, “Override,” are difficult to stack and easy to knock over. What appears to be a straightforward…
Sixth Formers face application season
As students return to campus, Sixth Formers face a uniquely demanding start to the school…
Haverford’s new schedule: opportunity or challenge?
The new upper school academic schedule – courtesy of Upper School Office The 2026–2027 school…
The Hephaestus Society Honors Members of Academic Clubs
Sam Turner ’18 (right) speaks at the Hephaestus Society banquet on April 16th, 2026 –…
Reflecting on the college application season
Fifth Formers in Ms. Lewis’s Biology class in November – Communications For many Sixth Formers,…
Robotics sends two teams to Worlds
Fords Robotics team 169A wins Think Award at 2025 Eastern PA state championship – Ben…
Shipley hosts recent college fair
Shipley’s April Instagram post advertising the May 19th event – Index Staff On May 19,…
Daniel Khan and Edward Cheung take National History Day to states
Daniel Khan ’27 and Edward Cheung ’28 at the University of Scranton’s state-level National history…
Schedule change sparks student concern
The upper school daily schedule projected on a hallway screen – Ben Qu ’28 The…
Students shine at the Oral Proficiency Contest
Students at the James J. Doyle Oral Proficiency Contest For many language students, the true…
GPT use in STEM classes spurs debate
Students in Mr. Leech’s Chemistry* class use Flint K-12’s Sparky AI teaching assistant – Index…
State-mandated personal finance requirement starting next school year
Stock market analytics on a phone – Edward Cheung ’28 Come next year, one more…
How do two teachers who teach the same course balance unity and independence?
Mr. Timothy Lengel ‘07 in his history room last February – Amir Ibrahim ’24 For…
