Campus News

This year, The Hill School's Inclusion Week will take place April 12 through 15, 2021. Inclusion Week is a celebration of diversity, raising awareness of the importance of equality and inclusion at The Hill.

"Ice Cubed I" by Athey Family Master of the Arts Diane Richards P'21 '23 is featured in the 2021 InLiquid Benefit: Everyone is a Collector silent auction and benefit.

The team, dubbed “The Blues,” consisting of leader Eddie Proffitt ’22, Andres Arevalo ’22, Rohan Dondeti ’21, JuanBer Hinostroza ’21, and faculty adviser Athey Family Master of History Chris Chirieleison ’85 P’18 ’20 ’21 were selected as District Six winners for their idea, “PA Road Rewards.”

During the 1991-92 school year, Margie (Ritchie) Neiswender was named head coach of the varsity tennis team, becoming the first woman to be a head varsity coach at Hill. It was a historic moment for the School, several years before 89 young women set foot on campus in the fall of 1998. Naturally, as the School’s female student population grew, so too did the number of women leading Hill’s sports teams.

Diemmy Dang '24 receives a National Gold Medal from the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards for her piece, "The Fruits of the American Dream are Bittersweet."

We are pleased to announce the formation of the Alumni Centennial Hall and the Bissell Hall. 

Jasmine Wang '23 and Yoseph Kim '22 received recognition for their photography. 

Students earned a total of 36 awards for their writing in the Philadelphia Regional contest: five Gold Keys, 13 Silver Keys, and 18 Honorable Mentions!

COCOONed Images by Fadi Arca - opens February 1, 2020 and will run through the end of the month. 

The Hill School is happy to announce that Darnell Morrow '10 was appointed to the Board of Trustees on January 23, 2021. 

View videos featuring performances by Hill Dance, Jazz Ensemble, Orchestra, and Vocal Music.

Photography by Nolan Richards '21 selected for Drexel Photography High School Contest Exhibition.

We have learned the sad news that one of Hill’s greatest treasures, Richard E. "Dick" O’Shaughnessy ’50 P’73’76’80 GP ‘05’10’13, a member of The Hill faculty from 1959 – 1996 and father of Senior Master of the Arts Ellen O. Nelson P’10’13, passed away on December 5 at the age of 89.