In the Katherine Brown theater on Sept. 11, the Class of 2027 showed off an eclectic assortment of skills at the Junior Talent Show, an event for bonding and honoring the senior class.
Junior Talent Show (JTS) is an annual Branson tradition that encourages bonding in the Junior class and...
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: Finding friends is the top priority.
For incoming freshmen, especially those...
Creative writing anthology “The Plume” is being published for the first time, co-edited by Writer’s Nest Club leaders Mira Sridharan ‘26 and Adeline Newby ‘26.
Sridharan noticed Aerial arts magazine in her freshman year and applied to be on the board, though it disbanded sophomore year.
After...
Branson is known for its rigorous academics, meaning that while it’s only March, there are always plenty of tests, quizzes, assignments and papers, especially closer to the end of the year.
Studies show that stress is a major factor in burnout for many students, so we’ve compiled some strategies...
What is “Lunar New Year”?
Lunar New Year celebrates the changing of the lunar calendar, a calendar that determines days off of the phases of the moon. It’s an umbrella term that includes the cultural celebrations from most commonly East Asian countries including China, Korea, and Vietnam. Lunar...
Originally introduced in 2021 by music teacher Jaimeo Brown, lunch DJ sets are starting back up this school year, allowing the Branson community to enjoy fresh music every week in the commons.
With a new playlist from a different person each week, the DJ sets are a great way for the community to...
