Branson held its annual Clubs Fair on September 10-11 in the quad, featuring more than 80 student-run clubs, the largest number in school history.
The record-breaking turnout filled the quad with energy,...
Branson students may see more handwritten in-class assignments coming their way, but the new trend in the English department is about focusing students’ thoughts on textual analysis rather than minimizing...
Several departments at Branson are welcoming new leadership as faculty members step into chair positions, including Alanna Hickey for English and Tony Pound for Math and Computer Science.
“We...
This year, Visual Arts teacher Eric Oldmixon coordinates the pilot of a new class for ninth-graders called LEAP, which focuses on developing group work skills.
The class, taught by teachers...
How did you feel about Branson Homecoming this year?
Ethan Lee ’29: “I thought it was really fun. The energy was really good.”
Penelope Hull ’29: “I think it was...
What do you wish you could tell your freshman self?
Michael Penczak ’26: “Don’t procrastinate. Get your work done ahead of time. That’s something I still tell myself.”
Grant...
Freshman Fall can feel a little overwhelming. Everything is new and different, and it takes some time to adjust. However, the best way to adapt is to immerse yourself in the community, and there are...
Starting high school can be a whirlwind of new experiences, and figuring out how to balance a rigorous Branson workload might feel overwhelming. But don’t worry — there are some effective strategies...
Many freshmen come onto campus the first week of school nervous about what to expect.
To help put you at ease, here are the three most common misconceptions freshmen have.
Misconception...
#1 Comforts (335 San Anselmo Ave):
Comforts is a true classic that pretty much everyone loves. It’s part deli, part sit-down restaurant, and super convenient, whether you’re grabbing something...
Branson Political Review staffers anticipate its latest issue during the first week of immersives amid a change in leadership for next year.
Reese Furhman ’25, the founder and current editor-in-chief,...
In a moving and eye-opening assembly on April 24, Branson students filled the gym to hear from Benite Jeune, the founder of the Rise Haiti Orphanage. Haiti continues to face poverty, political instability...
