Upper School students attended an event which featured the Commissioner of the NBA, Adam Silver, and the Commissioner of the WNBA, Cathy Engelbert, speaking about the globalization of basketball and the growing women’s sports industry.

Browning Middle School students have the new opportunity to have an after-school math program with girls’ schools, Spence and Nightingale-Bamford.

Exams scores can have a significant impact on a student’s performance, so changing the exams was met with a plethora of different opinions.

This year Dean of Faculty Michael Ingrisani celebrates his 50th anniversary as a teacher at the School.

Biology teacher Maggie Olney knows all about cells, natural selection, species and scrums. Yes, scrums. As in rugby scrums.

Chick-Fil-A, the third most profitable fast food chain in America, recently opened a location near Browning, and on every day during the school year, an upper school student can be spotted eating there.

Before becoming a teacher, Sam Permutt, Browning’s new dean of student life, had an entirely different career—he played professional basketball in Israel.

Upper School students have submitted their scientific work for publication in Harvard University’s Journal of Emerging Investigators.

Students want their voices heard. This year, student council president Austin S. ’20, intends to listen to the voices of the Browning community to help him develop and initiate plans for positive change.

Cafeteria Chef Manager Oscar Sanclemente’s days are packed, starting at 5:00 a.m. and ending in the evening as late as 9:00 p.m., depending on the day.

David Levithan, the winner of the Lambda Literary Award and editor of the Hunger Games, spoke to the Middle and Upper School boys, introducing his novel Everyday to foster discussion about the importance of a person’s identity and how it impacts their lives.

Dean of Student Life Sam Permutt is making changes in his first year, transforming the Upper School’s weekly assembly into a space where the voices of every student can be heard.

Thirteen new faces joined the teaching faculty behind the red doors.