When the sun sets behind Mount Algo on a Monday, a subtle aroma lingers — not of flowers or food, but of music drifting out of the recital hall courtesy of the Kent School Orchestra. Why is the Kent orchestra important for students? Mrs. Hill, the orchestra conductor, said, “If students engage...

Each week, as Friday approaches, Kent students receive a now-familiar email listing the weekend’s events. These emails, filled with a mix of humor, casual language, and emojis, have become an essential part of campus life. But beyond the tone is a carefully coordinated effort by the Blue Key Heads—student...

Kent, Connecticut, known for its historic charm and scenic landscapes, also offers a diverse range of culinary experiences. From long-standing establishments to relatively newer ventures, the town’s dining scene provides comfort, familiarity, and moments of unexpected delight. Swyft occupies a historic...

Each year as the winter term ends and the spring term looms ever closer, Kent students begin to notice flyers that urge them to “submit to The Cauldron.”  The Cauldron is a student literary arts magazine founded in 1947 by Mrs. Alberta Saffell Bell and Mr. C. Gordon Bell ’50, who were part...

    This winter is certainly shaping up to be a great one for Kent Boys Varsity Squash. With Coach Nikhil Seth as the head coach, and Coach Charles Shotton as the new assistant coach, the team has hit the ground running and has a winning season so far.         This season has been one...