Meet Burke’s newest faculty and staff

By Jen Chiancone ‘21

Jamie Schmutter — High School Math Teacher

Jamie grew up in Oceanside, New York and later arrived in Maryland to get her bachelor’s and master’s degrees at the University of Maryland, College…

Perspective: Now is the time for climate action

By Keely Ferrando ‘21

Burke overhauls clubs program

By Jacob Zuckerman ‘22

Beginning this year, the Burke administration has decided to make scheduling and requirement changes to the operations of morning activities, especially clubs.

Nearby emergency and new policy raise fire drill questions

Sarcasm Central is back in print

By Abby Ross ‘21

Buckle up, buttercups. They haven’t gotten rid of me yet. Sarcasm is back and better than ever. And by that, I mean I’m getting half the sleep, don’t care anymore and wanna see what they’ll let me publish. Let’s do this.

Editorial: The clubs policy has many issues

By Cageliner Editorial Board

Ever since its announcement, the overhauled Burke clubs policy
has been a major topic of discussion and complaint among students.
Now that clubs have officially begun meeting, it is abundantly clear

Tragedy puts on stellar show at Hill Country Barbecue

By Jeremy Rubin-Thomas ’20

Many bands don’t have a theme. Many bands are serious in their music. However, there are some bands that do have a theme and there are also plenty of comedic bands. One specific band…

Boys’ soccer wins, girls lose narrowly at RFK

By Will Kenneally ‘22

On Friday, October 4th, Burke soccer players and fans shuttled across town for the annual homecoming soccer games, which took place in the shadow of a D.C. sports landmark that has created many memories…

As 2020 nears, Democratic race heats up

By Eddie Dong ‘20

Almost one year away from the general election, candidates from both parties seek to unseat Donald Trump from office.