Paideia’s Peer Leadership program seeks to help ninth graders adjust to high school by pairing them with senior mentors. The goal is to build connection, confidence, and community among students, though...

  “The Addams Family” was this year’s student-run musical production, created by Paideia high schoolers in just three weeks. “I am always amazed that they pull off with very little help from...

The gentle giant of the English department (6’1”). Paideia’s resident etymology freak. The guy whose Macbeth test ruined your freshman English grade. Clark Cloyd is a man of many titles. But who...

Description: Shakshuka is a warm and spicy breakfast dish with roots in Tunisia, but it is now a staple all over North Africa and the Middle East. The dish stars poached eggs in a chunky tomato and...

Everyone in The Forum will deeply miss Emerson Green—all six foot, four inches of him—as he passes on. While he won’t be remembered as a particularly helpful production editor, his moderate contributions...

Jesus’ absence will leave a lasting void in our newspaper and our hearts. Now that he’s gone, we sit at our computers and solemnly think, WWJD: What would Jesus do? Jesus always kept us on our toes....

Where does one even begin to explain the excellence of Gabe Elkinson? His ability to drag a line across InDesign and to somehow layout a whole page was truly remarkable. As he taught students the ins and...

Braylen Pendleton was the quiet backbone of The Forum. As the mitochondria of this cell, Braylen will be missed. His productivity ranged from watching and betting on the Cambodian Orangutan Boxing League...

Food columns, giving advice, starring in the feature film. Now that our beloved Sonia has begun her angelic ascent, The Forum will never be the same. As the only Editor-in-Chief who actually got her...

Reggie Moorman was a cornerstone member of The Forum for the entirety of his time here. His four years felt closer to six or seven, as he was one of the constants of the program. Reggie was known for his...