Don’t forget! The Day of Silence is on Friday, April 19th. Here are some reasons why your classmates think it’s important: “The Day of Silence is important because it brings attention to the silence that members of our community may be suffering through every day.” “DoS is important because it has helped me to understand [...]

To Faculty and Staff: On May 17th, Deerfield is having a Relay for Life event at the Track. It is so important that our whole community becomes a part of this fight against the number one health problem in the United States. Cancer touches everyones heart–it is so prevalent in our society and is close [...]

By BOB YORK –  We’ve all heard about dreams coming true, so do yourself a favor: turn on ESPN 2 Thursday, April 11th, at 4:30 pm and actually watch one come true for a change. If you bleed Green, you can’t lose. Thursday’s opening semifinal round game of the NCAA Division I Men’s Hockey Tournament, [...]

Anyone taking an AP exam must attend the pre-registration on Thursday, April 11th at 11am in the Large Auditorium. Please enter through the front to pick up your materials for the meeting and bring a pencil! See you there!

There is some great new work on display around campus, in the Hilson Gallery and in the hallways of the Memorial Building. In the Hilson, you can find a series of portraits, inspired by Richard Avedon and taken on the streets of Greenfield, by Emily Jones. You can also see the results of an art [...]

Seniors Kristy Hong and Hyun Yang were in Hartford this weekend to participate in the All-Eastern Honors Mixed Chorus. After a rigorous, 3-round audition process, these students were selected to join the top singers from 11 eastern states and Europe for 3 days of intensive rehearsal of challenging choral repertoire, under the direction of world-renowned [...]

The Scroll is currently writing several articles about the legalization of gay marriage. We would greatly appreciate hearing students’ and teachers’ opinions on this subject. Please take 5 seconds to answer this one-question survey.

In celebration of National Poetry Month, our Library Question of the Month is … Who was the first official Poet Laureate of the United States? Be sure to drop off your answer in the Question of the Month Box located at the entrance of the Boyden Library. Good luck! From all the correct answers, a winner will be drawn [...]

Congratulations to Joe Donohue, winner of our March Library Question of the Month! The Question:  What 1932 story by author John Collier inspired the film and the musical comedy concept of The Little Shop of Horrors? The Answer: Green Thoughts We received 3 correct answers and selected our winner by lottery.  Thank you to everyone who participated in our [...]

Dear Members of the Deerfield Community, We write to follow up on our letter of January 28th, which reported allegations of sexual misconduct by Peter Hindle, who taught at Deerfield from 1956 to 2000. While this news was deeply troubling to all of us, Deerfield’s principal obligation is the safety and welfare of students, regardless [...]