Over 365 days after 10/7/23, a lot has changed. Constant discourse and protest have followed the deadliest event in modern Jewish history, its survivors sharing their stories to the world. Various exhibits centered on capturing the harrowing moments of that fated day have swept the world, forcing all to bear eye and ear to the tragic events that occurred on that fated dawn following Sukkot. We can only heal after we’ve understood, no matter how brutal the subject matter is.

In the wake of increasing socio-political tensions regarding the institution of slavery, then-candidate Abraham Lincoln remarked that “a house divided against itself cannot stand.” 166 years later, that historic statement could not be more relevant. 

The Varsity Squash team finished the 2024 side of the season with a 6-2 overall record and a 4-1 record in the ACIS League. Despite a narrow loss against Avenues where, due to an injury, the full roster was not playing, Junior Captain Ali H. ‘26 continues to believe the team has what it takes to win the league: “This season our goal is to win the league. Last year we finished as runners up, but I have tons of confidence that this team has both the talent and work ethic to go all the way.” 

Throughout his 6+ years at Browning, Pierce W. ‘25 has contributed to his school and larger tri-state area community with an emphasis on applying his command of computers and coding to ameliorate the lives of those around him. Whether volunteering with EMS, conducting award-winning research, or leading the Robotics team, Pierce pours himself into his work. The Grytte sat down with Pierce and discussed his contributions both in and out of school. 

This Q&A, conducted by Noah L. ‘26, features insights from Professor Robert Gulotty of the University of Chicago, a leading expert in political economy and international trade. Adapted from an in-depth interview, the discussion explores the strategic, economic, and institutional implications of incoming President Donald Trump’s proposed tariff policies, offering a comprehensive analysis of their potential impact on global trade dynamics.

Browning’s winter athletic season has just begun, as the varsity basketball team looks to find themselves in the NYCAL playoffs for another year.

The 2024-2025 school year welcomes a new chapter in the Browning community with the Athletic Department’s creation of an official Online Store and Athletics Instagram Account.

From studying in Britain and Germany to teaching physics at Browning, Dr. Viraf Mehta has had a lifelong passion for science which has informed his work not only as a teacher but as a distinguished scientist as well. The Grytte had the pleasure of sitting down with Dr. Mehta, the newest addition to the science department, to discuss his experience, his teaching philosophy, and vision for inspiring new scientists at Browning. 

With Election Day a mere two days away, the need for respectful and layered dialogue in a country seemingly devoid of nuance remains at an all-time high. 

Highlights from Varsity Squash’s league matchup against Grace Church on Tuesday, February 6th.

Ben L. ‘24 interviews the captains of the 12-3 Varsity Squash Team about the team’s triumphs. The captains, Nicholas S. ‘24, Neil D. ‘24, and Kyle D. ‘24, also discuss their duties as role models for the younger players, and the lasting impact they have left on Browning Squash.

Ben L. ‘24 interviews NHL content creator and former D1 hockey player Jonny Lazarus about his career and the Rangers season thus far. Jonny shares his experiences covering the NHL from behind the scenes. Edited by Kabir D. ‘25.

Marcos I. ‘25 talks to members of the Browning community about their Halloween costumes. The video also includes a quick view of the annual Lower School Halloween Parade. Produced by Benjamin L. ‘24 and edited by Kabir D. ‘25.

Highlights from Varsity Soccer’s October 3rd match against Columbia Prep.

Highlights from Varsity Soccer’s matches against Calhoun, Trevor Day, and Grace Church.

Matthew B. ‘24 is back! Ben and Matt discuss the blockbuster deals made at the NBA trade deadline, the Vladimir Tarasenko trade to the Rangers, as well as their Super Bowl LVII picks.

Ben interviews former WWE wrestler Chris Nowinski about his experiences as an athlete and work as a researcher in the sports concussion field. Nowinski co-founded the Concussion Legacy Foundation, a non-profit organization that supports athletes with concussions and CTE. Discussions surrounding athletes’ health have been on the rise recently with the injuries of Tua Tagovailoa, quarterback for the Miami Dolphins, and Damar Hamlin, safety for the Buffalo Bills.

Highlights from Varsity Basketball’s 51-43 league win over UNIS.

In this newscast, Ben L. ‘24 visits the recently established Engine Tech Club.

In this newscast, Marcos I. ‘25 interviews students about the World Cup. They discuss the tournament’s upsets and share predictions for the upcoming semifinals.