Senior Lucy Bearden, leader of the DarFarm recently organized a succulent plant sale for the holiday season.  “So my Senior Ventures project kind of led me in the direction to have a plant sale,”...

On September 27, there was a Global Climate Strike to protest the current state of Climate Change. Junior Ashlyn Woods was involved with a youth climate strike at the Georgia State Capitol in Atlanta hosted...

On Thursday, April 25 in the Morris Chapel, 24 students, and one faculty member were inducted into the Darlington Chapter of the Cum Laude Society. A select amount of seniors are inducted into the...

Junior Kasey Barnett was selected among a small percentage of high school students to participate in the Georgia Governor Honors Program held at Berry College this summer. “I kind of knew about it...

The 11th annual Light the Lake was hosted by the Community Service Leadership Team on March 30. There were a lot of student performances which served as the entertainment. “Performing at Light...

Senior Grace Wagshul has made many stops throughout her schooling career but does not let the constant change stop her from becoming involved and engaged in the community. “By moving around a lot,...

Senior Maddie Knight has fought many challenges throughout her life, but those challenges haven’t slowed her down. “On January 1, 2017, I was in a skiing accident. I had a very promising softball...

Students from Nigeria spoke at Chapel on Oct. 18 about Nigerian Independence Day and their culture. “We decided to do the chapel, to educate the general student body during our independence day,”...

A majority of U.S. schools, both public and private have a fall break. Darlington, on the other hand does not, which leaves students questioning as to why we don’t have a fall break. “As a school,...

Student photographers in the Photography classes had a challenge aimed their way: they had to take every portrait in the school this year, something that was previously done by a professional company....

As the new school year begins some organizations are changing to fit new themes and ideas. One of these programs is Boys Life. Boys Life is a program for the residential and day boys where they discuss...

iPeriods are a time for students to discover topics outside of the classroom every week. There are many different options for iPeriods, but one option I chose during the third term was Classroom Helper....

With the end of the 2017-2018 school year approaching, current students saw a change to their uniforms for the upcoming year.   The chapel day dress for Thursdays is getting a major change...

I was born deaf, which means I have faced struggles throughout my life, but one of my biggest struggles has been solved, hearing. I am fortunate to be able to have the technology that is available today...

In the fall, Owen Kinney, Science Department Chair, announced that there would be an opportunity for students to travel to Ecuador and explore the Galapagos Islands over Spring Break.   Twenty-two...

To honor people affected by cancer, Light the Lake was an event held by the lake to honor these individuals.   Light the Lake is an annual event that recognizes all of those who have been affected...

Each year, courses get added and removed due to lack of popularity or an overwhelming demand for specific classes. This year there are three new courses for the 2018-19 school year.   A new...

Anabelle Scarborough has taken her passions for art and embraced them throughout her high school career.   Coming to Darlington and living on campus, Scarborough reflects on some of her favorite...

Phones are said to be a distraction among teens in classrooms. Scientists claim that having a phone disconnects us from being in the present, leading to a lack of communication among others.   The...

With such a diverse community, students from all over participated in the annual International Fair.  Countries such as Russia, Vietnam, Finland and Venezuela made up the fair.   Sarp Kocabagli,...

During senior Rainey Scarborough’s four years, she has been heavily involved in performing arts and programs that Darlington has to offer.   Being at Darlington since the ninth grade, Scarborough...

There has been a rumor floating around campus that the potential to make up school days that Hurricane Irma and the hazardous winter weather caused was true.   Director of Upper School, Matthew...

With the break approaching and the stress of exams happening, Darlington has a variety of events to get students and the community into the holiday spirit.   The season started off with a festive...

Senior Rand Smith has been on the Darlington campus for fifteen years. When he graduates in the spring, he will be leaving everything he’s ever known, but he has advice for the younger students. Serving...

Technology plays a large role in the modern society, and Darlington is proud to embrace the creative uses for technology by hosting a Technology Competition on Nov. 6.   The tech competition...

     After a short but busy week with the PSATs, two days of classes and Homecoming Spirit Week, the entire Darlington community came together to celebrate the artistic talent that our school has to...

     When The Conjuring hit theaters in July of 2013, fans were alarmed by the doll, Annabelle. Annabelle is a porcelain doll in the movies, but in real life, she is a typical Raggedy Ann doll. The...

Chef Jet Tila, a celebrity judge from Cutthroat Kitchen, Cooks Vs. Cons, Chopped and more visited our school thanks to our dining services, Flik Independent School Dining. Tila performed a live demonstration...

When senior Tigger Frix heard about the impact that Hurricane Harvey had on Houston, he jumped into action, thinking about how he and the Darlington community could help. Frix is a part of the Design...