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Tucker Gongaware ’26 Q: What is your go-to order from the Koch Cafe? A: Everything sausage and an iced coffee. Q: What is the best spot for locking in on-campus? A: Best spot to lock in is wherever people is not. I thinik that speaks to the happy and social community at Deerfield. Like, if youre trying to study with people, you will start a conversation, get completely distracted in the best way, and get no work done. Q: What is your favorite thing about Deerfield? A: How fre

The Deerfield Intro to Dance Class has become a cult classic amongst the athletes of Deerfield Academy—particularly with the Deerfield Lacrosse team. In fact, the class is currently one of the most highly sought-after courses that Deerfield offers, and has become increasingly competitive in the selection process over the past year. Dance is unique compared to the other art programs available at Deerfield. In no other class can students have the privilege to move their bodies

RYAN BAI/DEERFIELD SCROLL What is your favorite part about being a dorm faculty in JL, and what is one favorite memory you have with your residents? I really like the girls on my hall. They're so nice. A couple of years ago, my proctors were having a lot of fun. One of the proctors had a pink wig and they decided to try to put it on my dog…and she wouldn't sit still. It was just hilarious, and we were all cracking up. What's your favorite dorm feed? I make a lot of brownies,

How long have you been teaching at Deerfield? This is my second year. What drew you to Deerfield in the first place? Family. We have a...

There seems to be a new movement shaking campus recently... quite literally shaking certain buildings on campus. It started in the much...

Rumors have swirled around campus recently that a large number of Deerfield faculty are preparing to leave the Academy after the...

There are many activities and privileges to look forward to when students become seniors: walking on senior grass, cutting the line at...

The annual game of Gotcha set off right after Sunday sit-down on April 6th, in which students were suddenly wary of everyone around them...