Inside BB&N: Library Internship Program
This academic year the Almy Library launched its first-ever internship program for six students interested in helping out around the space. Upper School Librarian Laura Duncan and Library Director...
View ArticleRelay for Life
In hopes of establishing an annual event, a team of six students initiated the return of Relay for Life (RFL)—a walking fundraiser for cancer research—on June 6, attracting over 100 community...
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Volunteers mind research and renovation
Catie Blair ’17 spent her summer diving into zebra fish research at the Zon Laboratory of Boston Children’s Hospital as the youngest scientist on staff. She designed, conducted, and analyzed an...
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Seniors show love
More than a quarter of the class of 2017 spent part of their Senior Spring Project (SSP) preparing for the production of Caryl Churchill’s 2012 Love and Information, a play comprised of 50 sketches...
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Jazz dazzles audience
Enthusiastic community members filled the Chorale Room at 7 p.m. on May 5 for food, beverages, and the annual final concert from the school’s three jazz ensembles, which have been prepping for the...
View ArticleInside BB&N: Junior Guides
In 1960, the administration of the Browne and Nichols School was confronted with a conflict: two boys needed to repeat their ninth grade year, but they didn’t want to attend the orientation program at...
View ArticleInside BB&N: Peer Tutoring
Led by Upper School Learning Specialist Angela Tabb, roughly 25 peer tutors volunteer weekly time to help other students improve and excel in their academic studies. Established before Ms. Tabb arrived...
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