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What the UK Online Safety Act means for US internet freedom
What the UK Online Safety Act means for US internet freedom
By Derek Zhang '27, Staff Writer • October 28, 2025

The United Kingdom’s Online Safety Act, passed in 2023, has marked the country’s sweeping attempt to regulate safety on online platforms: the act places responsibility on website owners to reduce illicit...

Hill on Charlie Kirk’s Death
Hill on Charlie Kirk’s Death
By Adam Yao '26, Arts & Leisure Editor • October 28, 2025
Trump's actions will leave his place in history uncertain
Trump’s actions will leave his place in history uncertain
By Arthur Miller '26, Staff Writer • October 28, 2025

President Donald Trump has remained a figure of immense controversy for his divisive decision-making. While in office, he has put forth brazen...

New phone lockers, which 4th form students now use to lock away their phones during study hall, were recently installed in Foster dormitory over the summer. Students disagree about the efficacy of the decision to limit 4th form phone use.
The new 4th form cellphone policy: understandable or unfair?
By Aaron Kraus '28, Staff Writer • October 28, 2025

As a new 4th form student living in Foster, I have adjusted to the phone policy and I think it has had a positive impact on my sleep, which is...

Performative males and the trap of progressive self-sabotage
Performative males and the trap of progressive self-sabotage
By Griffin Hopper '26, Staff Writer • October 24, 2025

For the uninitiated, presumably all faculty and Ambrose Cole, there is this rising idea of an archetypal man. No Übermensch — this man is...

“Today on The Hill” redesign finally puts readers first
“Today on The Hill” redesign finally puts readers first
By Bach Nguyen '26, Staff Writer • October 7, 2025

For years, “Today on The Hill” gave students a nightly schedule snapshot. But snapshots do not move, even when the campus does. Classes,...

Dean of Students Coleman Weibley has become a steady presence on campus after completing his first year at Hill. While many are familiar with Weibley, not all students are familiar with his daily life and responsibilities.
Photo essay: A day in the life of the dean
By Chloe Luo '28 and Aria Li '28 October 16, 2025

As students, we often see Dean of Students Coleman Weibley as the person making announcements at lunch or standing in front of the whole school...

The Major-H sweater: A tradition you can wear
By Emma Fang '27, Staff Writer • October 9, 2025

Along the dimly lit corridor outside the Briggs S. Cunningham ’26 Pool lines photographs of over a...

Social media negatively affects teenagers, students and faculty say
By Ryan Qiu '26, Editor-in-Chief • October 7, 2025

Scrolling, refreshing, double-tapping—these are some of the most common gestures of modern life. At...

Students and faculty weigh in on navigating the stress of boarding school
By Jeannie Lee '26, Staff Writer • May 12, 2025

Burnout is an issue many students face at The Hill School. With mounting academic pressure, extracurricular...

AI creates new threats to social media use
By Frank Xu '28, Staff Writer • May 9, 2025

In the hallways of Hill, it’s almost impossible not to hear someone talk about ChatGPT, TikTok edits,...

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