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St. Albans Day, 1976

Tracing the origins of Ransom Everglades’s storied holiday tradition, St. Alban’s Day

Daniel Fisher '21
May 18, 2021
Dr. Stump is pictured in her element: out on the water researching sharks

Humans of Ransom Everglades: Dr. Stump’s adrenaline-filled life under the water

Ella Rubell '21
May 18, 2021
Jim Beverley in 1972

Thrown out in the ’50s, but still coaching seven decades later: The saga of RE icon Jim Beverley ’62

Nicolas Stone Perez '21
May 18, 2021
Four incredible presidential candidates delivered their speeches to the RE community last month

SGA candidates reflect on a momentous election in an unprecedented time

Rachel Bienstock '21
May 12, 2021
New Google Meet restrictions do not allow students to create their own meetings

Google Meet updates make it difficult for students to collaborate and connect with one another

Ella Rubell '21
April 13, 2021
Alex Dray 21 and Erik Medina 21 communicate with a student from Luxembourg for their AP Comparative Government class

Expanding your worldview: a quick glimpse into AP Comparative Government

Rachel Bienstock '21
April 13, 2021
Coach Kisthardt smiles behind her mask as the RE Girls Lacrosse Team secures another win

Interview: Jacqueline Kisthardt joins RE Girls’ Lacrosse team as new head coach

Daniela Pineros '21
April 11, 2021
A pair of freshmen paddle through the Everglades on RE’s first winter of Outward Bound in 1983

A Bit of HistoRE: The four-decade history of RE and Outward Bound

Daniel Fisher '21
February 12, 2021
Mr. Jackson, an educational entrepreneur, speaks about his new class

“Represent,” a new elective with Mr. Raheem Jackson, reimagines Black history

Hilary Weisburd '21
February 12, 2021
Tuba players Jasper Broad 22 and Christian Sosa 23 converse after the Symphonic Band finishes class for the day

An alternate reality for the RE Band Program

Sebastian Mateu '21
February 12, 2021
Shore to Door is a local fish market owned by Indira Funes located in the heart of the Grove

How COVID transformed local businesses in the Grove and West Grove

Adam Kaplan '21
February 12, 2021
The Miami Heat compete with very limited fans in the stadium

Out of the “bubble” and into the fire: How the Heat are weathering COVID-19

Aaron Holtz '21
February 12, 2021
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