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The student newspaper of Hackley School Tarrytown, NY 10591

The Dial

The student newspaper of Hackley School Tarrytown, NY 10591

The Dial

The student newspaper of Hackley School Tarrytown, NY 10591

The Dial

For the middle school squash games, players paired up based on their ranking to scrimmage.

Middle School Teams take the Court at Sting

By Gabrielle Paes, Opinion Editor January 28, 2026

This year, the fall and winter stings have looked different than usual. In addition to the regular varsity games, middle school students in the seventh and eighth grades played intramural games. The...

American Law teacher and Hackley's connection to the Innocence Project, Mr. Bass, introduced the Innocence Project and its connection to Hackley. He then brought Julian up to introduce Mr. Mingo specifically.

Four Decades in Prison: Greg Mingo’s Story

By Annika Duggan, Senior Sports Editor January 15, 2026

“People on the jury are going to have thoughts about what you did. They believe you must've done something to get there. But sometimes you really haven't.” These powerful words were just one of the...

Community Council (Norah Mott, Cornelia Gruenberg, Isabelle Cai, Shikkar Misra, Peter King, Owen Spencer, and Ace Perez; left to right) & Service Leadership (Kate Masters and Tyler Stern; second and third from the right, respectively) hosted the table for the middle and upper school sales, with baked goods from over 20 Upper School students, including 17 council members, and multiple faculty members.

Directing Relief for Devastated Jamaica

By Tyler Stern, Managing Editor January 12, 2026

This past fall, Hurricane Melissa devastated the island of Jamaica as a category five hurricane, displacing over 90,000 people and killing 107. The Community Council, primarily through select grade representatives,...

The four panelists from the Veterans Day presentation speak about their experiences serving. Douglass Alpuche, Brett Lowry, Trevor Hill, and Bob Brody talked about what it means to be apart of the military and how it has influenced their lives.

From the Hilltop to the Military

By Jordan Kleeger, Managing Editor November 21, 2025

A round of applause boomed through Diller Hall as four veterans who previously graduated from Hackley spoke about their time serving the United States military. The discussion ranged from relationships...

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