Between January 1 and December 31, we wrote a lot of stories about SMUS and our community members. 2020 will remain unforgettable due to the unprecedented nature of the COVID-19 pandemic, however, during this challenging year we continued to tell stories, through words and photos, that highlight the amazing work, talents and perspectives of our students, faculty and alumni.
We went through our archives to find the most-read stories from the past 12 months. Below, you can revisit the 10 SMUSpaper stories that were the most popular in 2020.
We look forward to another year of sharing great stories about our community!
#10
SMUS Revamps Boarding Program to Safely Reunite Full Community
With new health and safety measures in place, we revamped boarding to bring our whole community back together.
#9
Reflections from Our Class of 2020 Lifers
Five Lifers from the Class of 2020 reflect on being a SMUS student for their entire education
#8
Student Athlete Offered 3 Full-Ride Rowing Scholarships
Grade 12 student Firinne Rolfe signs with Boston's Northeastern University after earning more than $1.2 million in scholarship offers.
#7
GALLERY: Happy Halloween from SMUS!
Check out photos from this year's Halloween festivities at our Junior, Middle and Senior Schools.
#6
Teachers Prepare for Moving the Classroom Online
The SMUS faculty prepares for remote learning after Spring Break.
#5
Saying Goodbye to Our 2020 Retirees
Learn more about the outstanding contributions to SMUS by educators and administrators who retired in 2020.
#4
An American Perspective on Boarding School in Canada
American boarding students Jenny and Neekan write about what it's like moving from the United States to attend boarding school in Canada.
#3
Meet Our New SMUS Teachers
Get to know the four amazing teachers joining our Junior and Senior School communities for the 2020-21 school year.
#2
GALLERY: First Week of the 2020-21 School Year
The first week of school has been a wonderful opportunity for us to come together as a school community.
#1
The Highs and Lows of Educating During a Pandemic
Our expectations of ourselves need to be adjusted, especially when it comes to adapting to long-term challenges, writes Susan Vachon.
