Over the summer, I ventured into the picturesque mountains of Wyoming to learn how to become a better leader at school.

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.

Fittingly, Ryan Eagan ’20 joined the pantheon of elite runners on Marathon Sunday, participating in the NYSAIS Cross Country State Championship and finishing in first place in the 5K with an impressive time of 16:25.

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.

With time slowly running out, the Varsity Soccer Panthers were down 1-0 against The Masters School, and it seemed that they would suffer a loss.

This fall, Fernando ’21 displayed his versatile soccer skills in a New York soccer showcase among top high school players and received invitations to play in front of professional scouts in Los Angeles and Spain.

The Grytte newspaper staff surveyed students from Form I to VI about their opinions in the upcoming 2020 election in order to further understand the political views and trends of the student body.

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.