Eshaan Mani, Executive Digital Editor
• February 3, 2022
The voices of dozens of Texas high school students echoed around the Charles W. Eisemann Center for Performing Arts on Jan. 29 as they sang "Alleluia."
This was the scene at the Texas Private School...
The Wellness Committee hosted a wellness week from Dec. 1 to 8 to help students de-stress during midterms.
“The goal of Wellness Week is to raise awareness and education and build a community through...
Four dancers, wearing black and red cloaks, jumped off the stage into a pit.
The stunt was part of a dance number called, “Black Roses,” which consisted of nine dancers whose cloaks came together...
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, students are spending more time online than ever before, meaning that it is important to employ tactics to stay safe on the Internet.
During the month of October,...
The Brown Auditorium was filled with the sound of spooky songs on Sunday.
Kinkaid’s orchestra and band performed in separate concerts in the Brown Auditorium on Oct. 24. The orchestra played Halloween-themed...
Many Upper School students knew exactly where they were going for the weekend by the time the final bell rang on Oct. 7: Austin City Limits.
Austin City Limits, better known by its acronym ACL, is a...
Eshaan Mani, Executive Digital Editor
• September 13, 2021
This week, the Fine Arts Leadership Board curated a series of events to celebrate National Arts in Education Week. According to a statement by the Kinkaid Visual and Performing Arts department, “National...
Vibrant hues and warm faces made of brilliant paints and glazes light up the downstairs hallway in the student life building. Curated by senior Priscilla Mach, “Appreciating African American Leaders:...
Every Spring, junior and senior dancers, who are in advanced dance and/or DCO, have the opportunity to choreograph, direct and design a dance performance. This process is something they work tirelessly...
If you walked through the halls of Kinkaid during Interim Term, you might have noticed something a little odd: a balloon tree.
“The Public Art, Installation Art, Experiential Art” class taught by...
The stage shined as an ocean blue backdrop and 18 gold hats sparkled under the lights in the Brown Auditorium.
“You are utensils. You are napkins. You are forks. You are salt shakers. You are sad....
Most adults come home every day to see their spouse and catch up on the day’s news, but for some Kinkaid teachers, they encounter each other in the school hallways during the day. Here are just some...
