For many years, Thornton-Donovan has engaged in international exchanges with its various sister schools all over the world where we often send our Student Ambassadors on remarkable trips to represent the school. In December of 2019, London Bouhlev ‘20, Besim Mehovic ‘20, Jaylin Charan ‘21 went...

      Following a 22 game unbeaten streak, all seemed well at Arsenal last year in December 2018. However, looking under the hood, the astute fan could see that there were precarious cracks. Defensive problems that have plagued the Gunners for the best part of the past decade persisted. The team’s...

Shape up at the clock in Grand Central. Buy a Metrocard; you'll need four rides. Drop straight down via the 4, 5 or 6 train to Union Square and the huge holiday fair. It may be crowded, but it's not a perfect world. Yo-yo back to Grand Central by the same route and eat. For a group, the Prova Pizza...

To judge from the blurred photo, Rockefeller Center's first Christmas tree was an afterthought. High-steel men, framing 30 Rock had lined up to collect their wages. The channel gardens, as yet unpaved, were strewn with excavated rubble; a steam shovel stood idle. But a scraggly pine, already 15-20 feet...

In the beginning months of the school year, Thornton-Donovan has hosted numerous events which the student body and faculty have attended. Each event has served a purpose in both educating and inspiring students, as well as creating a link to this year’s theme of Israel and the celebration of religions. Peace...

This year’s Glory Days was very eye-opening as it had a nice variation of religions, places to visit, and a lot of insight on African-American history. I enjoyed most parts more than others, but overall it  was an educational experience that I wouldn’t have given up for anything else. Naturally,...