If you look closely enough, you can see it. The prevalence of the Russia-Ukraine war is all around us. It is evident in our classrooms, our news, and our daily conversations. As I sat in my 20th Century...

Hackley has a strong program geared towards science research, ranging from students examining Alzheimer’s Disease to trying to uncover a potential treatment for lymphoma to tracking disparities in the...

Every year Girls Varsity Soccer kicks off Alumni Weekend with the Dave Allison game, honoring a former teacher and coach who passed away due to breast cancer. The game is played under the lights on Pickert...

Perhaps you noticed an absence of five students and three faculty members from the Hilltop. Were they sick? Were they cutting class? No, we were off exploring Rwanda and Kenya. For five days, we connected...

It's second period and a junior is trying to finish their English essay, but sitting next to them in the library is a group of freshmen talking about an upcoming football game. With the implementation...

Clash went the sound of the racket against the ball; sophomore Calliope Yanuzzi had just won another point. “Court Tennis” is a unique sport that involves attributes from tennis (it is called “real...

“Are you guys twins?” That question has followed my identical twin and I our whole lives. It has followed us so much that it has become predictable. We can tell by the stare or the look on a person’s...

There is nothing like observing beautiful work on a lovely day, surrounded by fellow students who share a passion for art. On Thursday, October 12, all intermediate studio art classes spent the day in...

Kids of all grades, interests, and basketball skill levels packed the Johnson Center gym to compete in the annual HPA 3-on-3 basketball tournament on November 8th.  Run by teachers Mr. Gruenberg...

One of Hackley’s long-standing traditions, Coffeehouse, continued this fall, exciting many students. With the Hackley community being able to show off their talents to their friends and family, many...

Anticipation was palpable as students and faculty filled up the Lindsay Room last month to hear about the Israel/Hamas war. “The Hackley community is very interested in learning more, they’re very...

Jack Ledoux, a junior, arrived at Hackley in 6th grade, but his passion for music began well before that. “My parents always played a lot of music when I was around as a kid. Even when I was a baby,...