When the temperatures become frigid, and the paths start to get slippery and icy, winter can feel long and unbearable. This reality, however, will become the least of Holderness’ worries with the fun activities to look forward to. Winter Carnival is the star of the season, and a great way to spend...

With an early winter and a warm fall, the winter athletics season has been less than impressive. With nearly 180 Holderness students heading off to the mountains each day, and more than 60 on our outdoor rink, we as a community should be concerned about the future of our beloved winter sports. We should...

Despite quarantines being effective in stopping the spread of sickness and keeping students overall healthier, it has many more advantages and disadvantages.  Some of these benefits of quarantine include having more time for self-care, finding new interests, and getting to work on your own schedule...

Some seniors are finalizing their college sports commitments as the winter season starts. Varsity basketball athlete Lian Avilés ‘23 has recently announced her commitment to pursue basketball at Franklin & Marshall College. With juniors joining the sports commitment process and underclassmen considering...

The Day of Giving has always been a day when alums, friends, and families of the Holderness community support our school and everything we do here by generously donating money. Donations from past Days of Giving support the day-to-day operation of the school and programs like Out Back, Artward Bound,...