On Friday, January 20th, Shades of Yale, an acapella group, visited the Upper and Middle schools to put on a performance in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
The acapella group consists of Yale...
The brightly colored spotlights shone upon the performers at the annual Fall Coffeehouse where students gathered to watch their peers present their musical talents in Zetkov.
This year’s performances...
Upper school photography students boarded the buses buzzing with excitement as they headed to New York City for a day of exploration and all things photography.
Students visited the MoMA to further...
The lights go up, the first lines are spoken, and the actors appear on stage. After months of practicing lines, rehearsals, and preparing sets and equipment, Hackley’s Drama Society finally performed...
The beauty of literature and photography made its presence at the Hackley Vision Launch Party. Posters and stickers were placed across the Hackley campus, spreading the message of the upcoming event.
“Its...
Zach Bryan, an up-and-coming country and neotraditional country music artist, did not see a future in music growing up. When he first enlisted in the Navy, his plan was to serve his country just like his...
What’s one thing you and your teachers have in common during the month of October? Watching It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown. The film came out in 1966 and was written by Charles M. Schulz. It’s...
Concerts are always a light-hearted and fun environment for primarily teenagers and young adults to sing some of their favorite songs along with thousands of other people and the artist themselves.
However,...
The AP Studio Art class this year has five students instructed by Greg Cice and he discusses the nature of the course; one student, in particular, Sophie Miller, also discusses the artwork she has completed....
A few weeks ago, the Hackley community came together to celebrate the musical talents of its students at the Spring Coffeehouse. The night featured several performers from ninth grade to twelfth, all showcasing...
“By far the most significant event in the history of amateur photography was the introduction of the Kodak #1 camera in 1888,” Mia Fineman, a curator at The Metropolitan Museum of Art explained...
Throughout the week of Oct. 29th to Nov. 6th, Hackley’s Drama Society performed “The Alibis'', a comedic murder mystery written by Jonathan Dorf, under the tent on Akin Common to accommodate COVID-19...
