For student-athletes, juggling athletic and academic responsibilities is not always easy. Here are some tips on how to strike the perfect balance between the classroom and the playing field.
When the student body first heard about the clean break from the AP curriculum, every qualm circulating around campus centered on a perceived disadvantage in college admissions. In response, Jeff Symonds,...
As students and faculty alike conclude another school year at Branson, immersives are on everyone’s end-of-year radar.
This is the third year of immersives at Branson, which allow the community...
The current seniors at Branson had only a two-year arts requirement, but some stuck with their visual arts classes to the end.
One of the biggest trends among senior artists is that they came to Branson...
There are people on the planet who simply notice problems, those who go on to discuss social issues. And then there are those who work to solve challenges in the community. Saylor Mullarkey ‘24 is the...
After enduring countless weeks of rain, Branson’s spirit is back and the field has come alive with the birth of a new activity and club, the Ultimate Frisbee Club.
Led by Zachary Redlin ‘25 and...
With the end of mid-winter break came the return of 11 Branson students who spent their break at the Island School.
The Island School, based on the Bahamian island of Eleuthera, hopes to educate students...
A jump through time of the Blazer’s History: how different was Branson on March 1, 1957 from today, March 1, 2024?
Looking back through the archives, I was able to find some of the first editions...
Not many Branson students have had the experience of being at the epicenter of American politics during major world events as Reese Furhman ‘25 has.
“They suspended classes,” Furhman said of...
2024 marked the 30th anniversary of Gospel Night at Branson, and it was the most successful year to date.
For the first time ever, tickets for the original performance sold out just hours after release,...
