ALL POSTS
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Laced Rabbit
Our story begins with a kid named Noah Anderson. I am sorry to say: he was nobody special. He was just a child…
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Introducing the Collegian 2022
Meet The Collegian’s new and returning members for 2022 in their own words, alongside new executives. Here’s the team: Executives Elaine Cao,…
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gentle were, and gentle now
The tinkle of giggles rung through the air, slightly treble, and slightly baritone. A morning glow illuminated the gilded design on the bedposts, glimmering…
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The Ultimate Guide to Surviving Lockdowns
Tuesday 17th August. 15:05. Maths class. Five minutes till the final bell goes (though only for us lucky juniors). “Guys, I have to…
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Nine Reads for a New Term
If you’re excited for a break from classes and schoolwork, this article will interest you in some reading and watching (books and graphic novels…
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Limp Deer
Innocence: Bliss or Curse? Content warning: Potentially dark themes. She came home late again. Her arms and neck wore blue and purple…
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Interviewing Principal Steven Hargreaves: 2021 Edition
How is student wellbeing supported at Macleans? Should children of past students have enrolment priority? What books and shows has Mr. Hargreaves been consuming?…
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Forever Tied to You
I remember. Serene waves washed over our toes as cotton-ball-like clouds loomed overhead, bright white against pastel blue skies and air sweeter than honey…
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Featuring a New Collegian Team
After minor disruptions to the first term of the school year, The Collegian is ready to introduce its core members for 2021. Here’s…
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An Upgrade to Technology at Macleans College
This year marks the long-awaited opening of Macleans’ new Technology Block, which had been under construction since 2019.
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Apply to Join The Collegian
Interested in interviewing, writing, and/or editing? This is your opportunity to become part of The Collegian, Macleans College’s official student news publication! We publish…
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Lament of a Fading Past
A Tour of Great Passing Red glares of flare enclose the browning sands, To sketch evenings with shades of swarthy light. Shadowless smoke clears…
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In Discussion: An Interview with Batten’s House Leader Mrs. Marnewick
As an unprecedented school year comes to a close, Mrs. Marnewick reflects on the changing face of teaching and Batten among other questions. Why…
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Interview with House Leader Mrs. Glass: The Pillar of Upham
Filled with big ideas and asserted with a profound passion for teaching, Mrs. Glass offers her perspective on demonstrating humanity as an authority figure.…
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Adventures with Mr. Farr: Interviewing Kupe’s House Leader
We all know that school and adult life can be difficult. However, Kupe House Leader Mr. Farr is here to give insight as to…
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A Red Dawn for Rutherford: Interviewing House Leader Mr. Packer
Is PE a science? Should teachers and students work closer together? How does one balance being a father and teacher at the same time?…
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Interview with the Purple Emperor: Mansfield’s House Leader Mr. Davidson
Learn about Mr. Davidson’s brief stint as a clown to Head of Classical Studies and why he loves leading the fondly dubbed ‘Purple Castle’.…
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The Heart of Snell: Interview with House Leader Mrs. Bass
Driven by passion for connection and filled with a pool of wise insights, Mrs. Bass offers a freshly personal view to her role as…
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Talk Over Tea: In the Shoes of Te Kanawa’s House Leader Mr. Percival
Join us as we discuss Mr. Percival’s journey from aspiring pilot to House Leader, as well as what he would like to see if…
