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Running Into the Night: Races outrun the scorching sun, as the track meet extends more than ten hours

May 17th, 2022

Written by Caleb Lee ‘23, for The Alcove student newspaper. With the full rays of the sun beating down on the tracks of Whitmore Lake High School, the...

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After Two Years as a Cooperative Softball Team, Greenhills to Resume its Independence

May 17th, 2022

Written by Anjan Singer ‘24 and Violet Weizer ‘25, for The Alcove student newspaper. With little hope of a spring softball season in 2019 due to lack...

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Greenhills Experiencing Unprecedented Success on the Golf Course

May 13th, 2022

“Greenhills’ golf team does it again!” That was the subject line of an email from Greenhills boys golf coach Michael Karr, when he shared news of...

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Varsity Boys Lacrosse Team Attempts Comeback, But Falls to Divine Child on Senior Night

May 12th, 2022

Written by Arjun Prabhakar ’23, for The Alcove student newspaper.  Boys lacrosse hosted the number two-ranked team Divine Child on senior night last...

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Greenhills Girls Tennis Sweeps Liggett in Home Match and Remain Undefeated

May 4th, 2022

Written by Chakor Rajendra ’23, for The Alcove student newspaper The Greenhills girls varsity tennis team continues to prove they are a force to be...

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Varsity Softball Team Splits with Regina as it Reaches the Season Midpoint

May 4th, 2022

Written by Amy Huo ’23, for The Alcove student newspaper The Greenhills/Father Gabriel Richard (FGR) co-op varsity softball team is now halfway through...

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Varsity Baseball Drops Two to Everest, But Shows Potential

April 12th, 2022

A lot of things were working against the varsity baseball team when they headed into their second game of the season on April 8, a double-header against...

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Meg Seng Named Michigan Athletic Director of the Year, Receives National Citation

March 24th, 2022

Greenhills School Athletic Director Meg Seng received the Thomas Rashid Athletic Director of the Year award from the Michigan Interscholastic Administrators...

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Novak’s Research Into How Students Learn Science is Published, Helping Other Educators Learn to Teach Science

March 16th, 2022

A few years ago, as seventh-grade science teacher Ann Novak conducted research for her PhD, she realized something. Students were pretty good, she found, at...

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Financial Aid is the Winner of the 2nd Annual 5K GryFun Run & Walk

March 10th, 2022

Look: the Gryphon has a hard time running. It gets hot and sweaty under its, um… green fur and feathery head. But come April 23, the Gryphon is still going...

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Melendez and Oral Recognized as Two of the Best Athletes In the State

March 7th, 2022

This morning, at a special assembly, Greenhills celebrated Mia Melendez and Mert Oral, two Greenhills athletes who achieved...

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2022 Diversity Symposium: A Week of Choices and Shared, Meaningful Experiences

March 4th, 2022

Look around for a second, and you can’t miss it. The website, the school building, school publications, admissions materials…everyone who’s anyone at...

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Girls Basketball Team Leaves It All On the Court For Senior Night

March 2nd, 2022

It was senior night, and in the fourth quarter of their game against Liggett, the girls basketball team mounted a furious comeback, looking for one last win...

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Boys Basketball Win on Senior Night, Headed Into Playoffs

March 2nd, 2022

Sometimes, the small things make all the difference. So it was in Tuesday night’s boys basketball matchup against Plymouth Christian Academy (PCA), the...

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Hockey Win vs. Saline Adds Momentum Heading Into Playoffs

February 24th, 2022

It might be close. It might get interesting. It might even get nerve-wracking. But in the end, a hornet is no match for a Gryphon. The Greenhills/FGR...

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Jennifer Yorke ’91 Explores Varied Forms, Media as Accomplished Studio Artist

February 16th, 2022

Jennifer Yorke ’91 has worked as an artist all over the country and the world. She’s worked in Italy, France, England, Vermont, Texas, Wyoming, Georgia,...

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Hockey Team Earning Big Wins with Strong Starts and Hard Work on Defense

February 9th, 2022

Seconds after the start of the hockey team’s Senior Night matchup against Dexter, the Dreadnaughts took possession of the puck, skated ahead into the...

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Alumni Voices: University of Michigan EVP and CFO Geoff Chatas ’81

February 7th, 2022

Geoff Chatas is a Greenhills alum from the Class of 1981 who recently returned to Ann Arbor to become executive vice president and chief financial officer at...

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Spirit Week Returns in Full Form for 2022

February 3rd, 2022

A dynamic Battle of the Bands. Complex music videos. After-school volleyball games. Attendance competitions at school athletic events. Grade-wide color...

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SWIM TEAM HAS DOMINANT PERFORMANCE IN FRONT OF SPIRIT WEEK CROWD

February 1st, 2022

The Greenhills/FGR/Whitmore Lake co-op swim team holds its home meets at Whitmore Lake High School, more than 10 miles from Greenhills. The meets are almost...

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Alumni Voices: Assistant to President Obama and Fortune 500 CEO Advisor Eugene Kang ’02

January 25th, 2022

After working as Special Projects Coordinator and Confidential Assistant to President Barack Obama, Eugene Kang '02 started a DC consulting agency. He later...

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Greenhills Grad Helps Secure the Future with Largest-Ever Planned Gift to the School

January 12th, 2022

Geoff Heekin ’83 has made a powerful investment in Greenhills School’s future with the ownership transfer of his life...

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Dan Korobkin ’98 Fights for Constitutional Rights as ACLU Legal Director

January 7th, 2022

Dan Korobkin ’98, the Legal Director of the Michigan American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), has an old TV poster on his office wall. It’s from the 1991...

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The 2021 Evergreen Literary Magazine

December 15th, 2021

Volume 41 of The Evergreen, Greenhills' annual literary magazine, is now available online. This student-created publication features creative writing and...

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Advanced Research Students Unveil Professional Research Findings

December 9th, 2021

Titanium alloy debris released by magnetically controlled growth rod treatment for scoliosis does not appear to have a negative effect on bone growth....

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A Day of Service Through Service Learning

December 8th, 2021

Every year, when the Service Learning office plans Greenhills’ annual Service Day, it tries to strike a fine balance. The day should allow students to...

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Alumni Voices: Award-Winning Composer, Pianist, and Film Producer Stephen Edwards ’80

November 26th, 2021

Stephen Edwards is one of today’s most in-demand film and television composers. An accomplished pianist who can be heard on Hollywood's top soundtracks,...

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Sam Woodworth ’00 Follows Passions to Experience-Filled Career in the U.S. State Department

November 23rd, 2021

Sam Woodworth ’00 didn’t plan to end up in Afghanistan. In fact, he didn’t have a plan at all. As he went through his education and career-building,...

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Alumni Voices: Andrea Delbanco ’95 with Head of School Peter B. Fayroian

November 12th, 2021

Andrea Delbanco is the Editor in Chief of TIME for Kids where, in addition to managing the editorial and education staff at TIME for Kids, she is also Vice...

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Class of 1994 Graduate Hanna Raskin’s Food Journalism Explores Intersection with Culture, Wins Global Grant Initiative

November 9th, 2021

Hanna Raskin ’94  offers a standard piece of advice  to young writers trying to make their way into food journalism. “Go get a job as a restaurant...

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