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Sadie Snipes hits the ball in the Bulls’ home-opener victory against Marin Academy on Sept. 1. Girls varsity volleyball heads to Danville Friday.

Varsity sharpens defense in 3-set victory against MA

By Shun Graves • September 1, 2022
After a slow start, the girls varsity volleyball team defeated Marin Academy.
Girls varsity volleyball celebrates its season opener win in Oakland, Aug. 25.

Sweet start to season for varsity volleyball

By Shun Graves • August 25, 2022
Girls varsity volleyball looks to build on its opener win in Oakland.
Girls varsity volleyball celebrates its season opener victory in Oakland.

Live updates: Varsity defeats O’Dowd in season opener

By Shun Graves • August 25, 2022
Girls varsity volleyball faces Bishop O’Dowd in Oakland for its season opener.
The girls JV volleyball team says it has room to grow after its season opener. (Courtesy Rachel Lehman)

JV faces two-set defeat in season opener

By Cameron Aryanpour • August 25, 2022
The team has room to grow on offense and skill level, the game against Bishop O’Dowd showed.
Vans sit in the Corporation Yard in June 2022. Branson has sought to expand its van fleet to shuttle students from off-campus locations.

New traffic restrictions face students amid enrollment growth

By Cooper Tenney • June 14, 2022
Trips in and out of campus will face monitoring as Branson seeks to obtain more vans.
The Branson boys lacrosse team plays against Marin Academy, April 6, 2022, in a game that ended in a loss. The team has concluded a season marred by injuries but also marked by skill and rapport.

Boys lacrosse team wraps up after NCS title effort

By William Mueth • May 16, 2022
Despite injuries, the team built skill and rapport throughout the spring season.
A “Beach for President” sign in January 2022. Councilman Beach Kuhl became an overnight sensation after a Town Council meeting that month.

The Kuhl way: Ross councilman reflects on Branson’s growth

By Shun Graves • April 11, 2022
He pushed for approval of Branson’s growth. Now, Beach Kuhl reveals why.
Parents volunteer at the Snack Shack, March 30, 2022. The Student Senate has decided to close the store after spring break if trash conditions do not improve.

Trash issues could force Snack Shack to close

By William Mueth • March 30, 2022
A planned closure after spring break will arrive amid persistent issues around littering.
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Branson celebrates Holi, first time in years

By Abby Keenley • March 23, 2022
The whole Branson community gathered on a Friday afternoon to participate in the traditional festival.
During the height of the omicron surge in January, many students learned remotely. Two months later, no one at Branson tested positive for COVID-19.

As rules loosen and cases dwindle, pandemic’s end in sight

By Shun Graves • March 10, 2022
The pandemic, now nearing its two-year anniversary, has declined. And COVID-19 rules will further loosen as masks go optional.
A poster informs residents about the Ross Town Council’s latest meeting on the Branson enrollment increase.

Live updates: Council approves enrollment plan

By Shun Graves • February 15, 2022
The Ross Town Council, after three meetings, has approved a plan for Branson to increase its enrollment.
The Ross Town Council begins its discussion about Branson’s enrollment increase, Feb. 8, 2022. This marks the council’s second discussion of the topic.

Live updates: Council clears path to approval

By Shun Graves • February 8, 2022
In its second meeting on the topic, the Ross Town Council settled on a plan for approval next week of Branson’s enrollment increase.
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