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Rashaun Martin ('97)
Recently, Boston Latin School graduate Rashaun Martin (‘97) has been recognized for his merit by winning the Black Excellence On The Hill Award.
Nominated by...
Bailey Wright (I) is no stranger to the arts. She has been a part of Boston Latin School’s Theatre program since 2018 and has participated in many theatrical performances, including the 2020 play, My...
After dominating the Dual County League together for several years, Boston Latin School baseball stars Teddy Chisholm (I) and John Bijoy Hankwitz (I) are headed to Framingham State University (FSU) to...
Congratulations to Kento Lind (III) for recently being selected for the Massachusetts Music Educators Association’s (MMEA) All-State Music Festival as a viola player! Lind is a member of the BLS Concert...
Although it receives little recognition, fencing is arguably one of the most difficult sports. It is the only combat sport with no weight classes and is hard to understand without context. To summarize,...
After a compromised wrestling season during his junior year, RJ Petrucelli (I) hoped to make the most of his short time left as a wrestler.
Unlike many star athletes who picked up their sports as soon...
Coming from a Dual County League (DCL) Championship in the 2020-2021 basketball season, Emelia O’Gilvie (I) aimed to continue her success into her senior year. She has done just that: only three games...
If you plan on walking down the hallway of Boston Latin School’s art wing anytime soon, be sure to look out for Tessa Catalano’s (I) pieces pinned to the wall. As an editor for the BLS literary magazine...
Aidan Fitzpatrick (III) will be representing Boston Latin School at the Congress of Future Medical Leaders this coming spring on March 26 and 27.
The Congress of Future Medical Leaders is a...
After an incredibly successful lacrosse season last spring, Reagan O’Brien (I) kicked off her senior season of Boston Latin School a few weeks ago as the captain of the girls’ varsity soccer team....
What do you get when you cross the musical talent of oboe god John Ferrillo with the classical ingenuity of Catullus and then mix it in with a few Birkenstocks and a Kanken backpack? The answer is Liv...
By Liv Oster (I), Contributing Writer
• June 18, 2021
Although the last time I was actually in the building on 78 Avenue Louis Pasteur was before Romulus founded Rome, I can remember that among the many sleep deprived faces, I always had one friend who had...
