Part of the camaraderie built between students in the upper school takes place in the world of fantasy football, where pressure, strategy, and most importantly fun is shared among participants.

Ben and Matthew discuss recent events in sports like the Bowl Games in College Football, the emergence of Joe Burrow, the Rangers.

After a last-minute comeback to win the league championship two years ago, the Varsity Basketball Team returned with an impressive victory at the LREI Tip-Off Tournament to start the season.

During his time at Browning, Skyler Bell ‘21 obtained the fundamentals of being an athlete that would lead him to excel at football on a Big 10 team. Bell is currently midway through his first year playing as a wide receiver for the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Badgers team. 

As part of the broader peer leadership program, the ninth graders, accompanied by the senior peer leaders, went on a retreat to strengthen friendships and understand their role at Browning in a more authentic way.

Ben and Matthew talk about some recent events in sports like the Heisman Trophy debate and the New York Rangers. Then, they discuss Browning Basketball and their recent games.

Ben and Matthew discuss Adam Fox’s extension with the New York Rangers. They also discuss football and hockey news, like Aaron Rodgers and the McDavid situation.

Spencer and Ben talk with players of the Varsity Soccer before their Semi-Final match against UNIS. Listen to what the players have to say!

In the premiere of their second season, Ben and Matthew talk with NY Post Baseball Columnist Ken Davidoff. They predict what will happen in the upcoming MLB postseason and talk about the offseason plans of the Yankees and Mets.

During the second semester of my junior year, I was fortunate to spend my spring semester abroad at The Island School in Eleuthera, Bahamas, expanding on my studies in marine ecology and sustainability.⁠

The Grytte staff presents its sixth annual dedication to Dean of Faculty and English Department Chair Michael Ingrisani. 

Eighth Graders just completed an informative, reforming unit that focused on this essential question: How might a deep understanding of the many stories of Africa inform and impact our own stories?

The Grytte would like to congratulate the class of 2021 on their offers of college admission. Read more to see their college choices.

During his 25 years at Browning, Dr. Protheroe has impacted the lives of a generation of Browning students and inspired a love of history in countless young minds.

The Asian Affinity group recently hosted an open meeting for the School’s community with Congresswoman Grace Meng of New York about the recent spike of violence against Asian Americans in the United States. 

The fate of globalization is as uncertain as ever, and the COVID-19 pandemic has exposed its limitations. The pandemic has revealed the dangers of globalization, as arguably lethal dependencies on foreign industry (especially in Asia) led to fragile supply chains and colossal shortages in personal protective equipment (PPE) as well as other goods such as cars and electronics.

In the final episode of the school year, Ben and Matthew discuss the ongoing NBA and NHL playoffs, the Julio Jones trade, and other sports news like the NBA awards and the Knicks season.

Conversations are not as healthy as they used to be. They’re not thought-provoking, nor can you gain a better understanding about the given topic. The only thing you can gain from unhealthy discussions is a yelling match.

Matthew and Ben talk about the ongoing NBA and NHL playoffs. They also discuss the ongoing situation of Falcons star Julio Jones and the reigning MVP and Jeopardy cohost Aaron Rodgers.