Photo Courtesy of Amazon Homer’s “The Odyssey” follows the indefatigable hero Odysseus on his long, incredible journey home to Ithaca. Written around 700 BCE, the epic Greek poem is one of the
Dear Fieldston News Readers, I don’t know that I’ve ever formally introduced myself to you; when you read my writing I likely exist as a disembodied, snarky voice in your mind, or
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For my final journalism project, I wanted to create a new feature of the Fieldston News called Humans of Fieldston (the Fieldston version of Humans of New York). My goal is to
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The Inklings literary journal is an opportunity for students to display their imaginative and academic work and to have an experience editing, printing, and operating a literary magazine. It is also the
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The community had the opportunity to experience a sort of “Western Day” on campus this past Wednesday. Cowpokes galore, students dressed in denim and flannel, some even wore snakeskin boots. They partook
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The annual Fiesta de Paella, an essential part of Esperanza Caño’s ‘Modern Spain and Latin America” class, was held during blue and orange weeks in early May at the Fieldston school. The massive
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