List of 7 news stories.

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  Gillian Stewart ’94 Visits Hackley’s ISRP and Chemistry Classes

  Marine geobiochemist Dr. Gillian Stewart ’94 returned to the Hilltop on April 17 to speak with Independent Science Research Program and Chemistry classes. Dr. Stewart is a professor at Queens College, with a research interest in the interactions between organisms and elemental cycling, particularly in the ocean. She is also the author of a new textbook, Oceanography: An Interdisciplinary Approach, set to release this fall.
  
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  Athletes of the Week – Week of April 14

  Every week, the Athletics department highlights some exceptional Hackley Hornets who are helping to spur on their teams.
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  Athletes of the Week – Week of April 7

  Every week, the Athletics department highlights some exceptional Hackley Hornets who are helping to spur on their teams.
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  Hackley Perspectives: How Books Can Reignite Our Imaginations

  By Jen Hubert Swan, Library Department Chair
  In this month’s blog post on Hackley Perspectives, Library Department Chair Jen Hubert Swan shares her concerns about the health of our imaginations, and how books can help. “Once we realize our imaginations have been withered by social media, is it too late to resurrect our inventiveness? As a librarian who has witnessed and experienced the creative power of reading, I’m here to tell you that it’s never too late,” she writes. “Ironically, as social media has exploded, so has publishing. According to some sources, there are between 500,000 and one million new titles traditionally published each year. ... But with so many options, how do we choose? Dear reader, I thought you’d never ask.” Read the post here.
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  Global Education Trips Take Student Learning Beyond the Hilltop

  Over Spring Break, some of our intrepid Upper Schoolers and faculty traveled far beyond the Hilltop to immerse themselves in research and the rich history, culture, sights and experiences of global locales.
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  ISRP Students Recognized at Regeneron Westchester Science & Engineering Fair

  During spring break, 12 Independent Science Research Program students joined more than 750 students from the region to present their research at the Regeneron Westchester Science & Engineering Fair. We are so proud of our students’ dedication and hard work over the past two to three years, which culminated in presenting their projects to scientists at these fairs.
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  Hackley Perspectives: Code as Canvas

  By Melissa Tranchida, Computer Science Department Chair
  In this month’s blog post on Hackley Perspectives, Computer Science Department Chair Melissa Tranchida reflects on the artistry of computer science. “Artists exist in many capacities within the field of Computer Science,” she writes. “Whether students are digitally editing images, showcasing interactive games, exploring connections between code and graphical elements, or making decisions about a gradient within the user experience of their mobile application. In every one of these projects, the students are artists in their own right, using code as their canvas. Hackley students epitomize the joy of learning, and the art of coding is one they enroll in without checking off a graduation credit.” Read the post here.