Students in Dr. LeBlanc's French 3 classes exchange hand-written letters with students in a village in Cameroon, and use technology to learn about Senegal.

Awards ceremony honoring eight talented students for their works in fiction, nonfiction, and poetry was held May 18, 2012

Damien Newton '95 was interviewed for an article that appeared in the May 20 New York Times about cars and bicyclists learning to co-exist in Los Angeles.

A total of $10,000 was presented to four Pottstown nonprofit organizations to support educational and community programs.

Hadley Knapp '13, Christina Chase '12, and Irene Lee '14 receive regional awards for their original works of art.

John has been appointed The Hill School's Interim Academic Dean beginning this July. Current Dean Kathy Malone, Ph.D. will serve as the Elizabeth B. Blossom Chair of Humanities.

Liz Duffy speaks about the shared history and future of our two great schools

Thirty-five economics students gained "real life" experience during a recent trip to the New York Stock Exchange; trip also included a panel with Hill alumni and parents who work in finance

"Green" activities included a 150-Mile local meal, volunteer opportunity at local farm, movie night on campus, and a trip to the Philadelphia Zoo

Tom Ruth and his guest, George Kirjanov ’83, in attendance as the World Affairs Council presented its International Statesman Award to Tony Blair

Nineteen students named to The Hill School's Student Government Association and Honor Council for the 2012-13 school year.

The fifth form guard led the team in scoring and was a major all-around contributor toward the team's successful season.

Sixty-two Hill School students receive awards for their excellence in Latin; 33 of those awarded to Hill students were in the two highest categories.

Colleen Gulick '09 was named one of the magazine's "Top 10 Women in College" for her outstanding athletic achievements as well as her success in the classroom.

Legendary wrestling coach Frank Bissell '33 was inducted into the Pennsylvania Chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame on Sunday, April 15.

Hill School fifth and sixth form students met with alumni, parents, and friends to explore possible career paths. The latest edition of The Hill News, dedicated to this event, is available to read here. 

Andrei Herasimchuk, Hill '88, director of design at Twitter, talks about his career and his deep family roots in Pottstown

Max Novak '10 has been a key member of the Union College Men's Ice Hockey team that will compete in the Frozen Four of the NCAA Division I tournament.

The group earned a rating of "Outstanding" for its performance at the Grove Jazz Festival, which was held at Pottsgrove Middle School.

Nicole Kwon '12 and Jack Liu '13 pass first in a series of exams to become Fellows of the Society of Actuaries

Headmaster David Dougherty formally dedicates display in Map Room honoring staff members who have served The Hill School for 25 years or more

Richard A. " Dick" Harter, a member of The Hill School's class of 1948, died Monday, March 12.

The Hill School will perform The Crucible as this year's spring play from Wednesday, May 23 through Friday, May 25.

Thirty-one student-athletes received special awards for their outstanding play during the winter athletics season.

Mrs. Judith Tuttle, wife of the late Lloyd Tuttle, founder of The Hilltones, passed away Monday, February 13. Her memorial service will be held in Hill's Alumni Chapel this Saturday, March 24 at 2 p.m.

Mr. Wolff visited campus on Monday, February 27 to share a special reading from his book, Old School, based in some part on his time as a Hill student.

Thanks to the efforts of students, faculty, and staff, The Hill decreased energy usage, lowered our electric bill, and our video placed second in the popular vote!

Varsity girls' ice hockey goaltender Rachel Carson '14 posted a shutout in an emergency start for the varsity boys' team on Wednesday, February 22.

Alec Swartz '13, Marcus Sass '12, and Gillian Wenhold '14 compete in the Southeastern Pennsylvania Debate League’s finals tournament

Ellen Nelson provides tour and history lesson of the beautiful original paintings that grace the walls of The Hill School's Dining Room

The performance, which is free and open to the public, will be held Thursday, Febraury 23 through Saturday, February 25 at 7:30 p.m. in the CFTA.

More than $1,600 raised to support the American Cancer Society and Pottstown area Relay for Life

Named one of Time magazine’s “100 most influential people in the world” in 2010, Lanier engages The Hill community in a talk about how technology impacts our lives

Thirty-two students participated in the fifth Pennsylvania Math Contest of the year on Tuesday, February 14.

Diane Richards' artwork is on display at Moore College of Art & Design’s Materiality: Annual Alumnae Exhibition through March 17

Student-produced film features many faces of The Hill community including students, faculty, and faculty children

This year's event will be held on Saturday, February 11, 2012 from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. All members of the community are welcome to attend.

David M. Kennedy, Ph.D. brings history alive in talk about President Franklin Delano Roosevelt and the Great Depression

Sponsored by The Hill School Class of 2013, the event raised more than $2,000. This story is now featured on the Travis Roy Foundation's website.