International Women’s Day 2019

Anna Dong, News Editor|March 8, 2019

March 8, 2019 is International Women’s Day; the global day has been occuring for 108 years. This year’s campaign theme is #BalanceforBetter.

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With the environment in mind and a donut in hand, students and staff gathered before school after biking the way there on Wednesday, Sept. 11 for the Biking into BHS event held by the Climate and Food Justice Club.

Biking into BHS event promotes eco-friendly transportation

Vote, vote, vote! The state primary election will determine who holds seats in the United States Senate and House of Representatives, the Massachusetts Senate and House of Representatives, the Governor's Council and various county-level positions.

Guide to the Sept. 3 state primary

Protesters flooded the sidewalk in front of the Cypress Field to voice their opinions on the controversial Warrant Article 19, a resolution which would call for a ceasefire in the Middle East and a return of all Israeli hostages.

Protesters clash over ceasefire resolution: Town Meeting declines to vote

English teacher Maria Julian will teach the returning Writers of Color course in the 2024-2025 school year. The class will read literature written by writers of color and analyze characters using a racial and cultural lens.

New chapter for English class: Writers of Color

Brookline.News founders attend the Brookline Women of the year event on Wednesday, March 20 to accept their award as Brookline Women of the Year. The award was issued by the Brookline Commission for Women for their efforts to restore professional journalism to Brookline.

Brookline.News founders named 2024 Women of the Year

Vote, vote, vote! The state primary election will determine who holds seats in the United States Senate and House of Representatives, the Massachusetts Senate and House of Representatives, the Governor's Council and various county-level positions.

Guide to the Sept. 3 state primary

Protesters flooded the sidewalk in front of the Cypress Field to voice their opinions on the controversial Warrant Article 19, a resolution which would call for a ceasefire in the Middle East and a return of all Israeli hostages.

Protesters clash over ceasefire resolution: Town Meeting declines to vote

Clara Thibault has played three varsity sports since her freshman year: ice hockey, field hockey and lacrosse.

Clara Thibault shines across three varsity sports

Seniors Addy Anyaosah and Eli Traub

Gallery: Senior Prom 2024

Bringing her enthusiastic and youthful energy each day, Wallner is the library's newest addition.

Library welcomes new librarian Molly Wallner

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International Women’s Day 2019