List of 20 news stories.

• From the 'Wick Faculty Family: Good Wishes & Heartfelt Hopes

  Here are a host of good wishes from our faculty and their families to yours.

• Yale NH Hospital System Seeks Equipment Donations

  A Brunswick parent and Yale New Haven critical-care physician is appealing to the community for urgent donation of personal protective equipment. 

• Brunswick Joins in Support of United Way Relief Fund

  Brunswick is joining in an essential community effort to make sure those most vulnerable in our Greenwich community receive the sustenance and care they need.

• COVID-19 Update #11

  Please note the following IMPORTANT updates regarding Brunswick's response to the COVID-19 outbreak.

• Upper Schoolers Earn Honors at State Science Fair

  A texting-and-driving safety device earned an US student a $30,000 scholarship to the University of Connecticut School of Engineering at the 72nd annual Connecticut Science & Engineering Fair.

• Middle Schooler Advances to National Math Contest

  A Brunswick 8th grader is headed to the national MathCounts competition in Orlando, Fla., in May, after his historic finish at the Connecticut competition March 7. 

• Five Upper Schoolers Inducted into Cum Laude Society

  Two members of the class of 2020 were inducted into the Cum Laude Society on Thursday, February 20, joining three others who were named previously.

• Lower Schoolers Learn Writing from Author Who ‘Didn’t Quit’

  Dan Gutman, whose credits include the popular Baseball Card Adventures series and the My Weird School series, shared day-in-the-life details about being a “glamorous” author, lead spirited writing workshops, and tell a determined story about all the times he was rejected.

• Squash Wins Fifth National Title

  At the 2020 HEAD U.S. High School Division I Team Championships on Sunday, Brunswick won its fifth national title in the last six seasons, besting third-seeded Episcopal Academy, 7-0.

• 'Wick Hockey Fights Against Cancer

  The Brunswick community gathered on Friday night to raise support in the fight against cancer, as the Bruins faced Gunnery in front of a capacity crowd at Hartong Rink. 

• Pre Schoolers Charmed By Opera-Singing Author

  Tish Rabe, author of Cat in the Hat’s Learning Library books, captivated her Pre School audience with stories about how she got to be an author who writes children’s science books in the style of Dr. Seuss.

• Middle School Math Team Wins Competition

  For the third consecutive year, the Brunswick Middle School Math Team garnered the championship at the Southwest Connecticut MathCounts competition at Fairfield University.

• Digital Well-Being: 'Knowing And Living By Our Values'

  A Jan. 23 forum on digital wellness gave parents thoughtful advice about how to use tech more intentionally, avoid the risks of constant connectivity, and focus on being great digital role models.

• Upper Schoolers Honor King’s Life & Legacy

  Upper Schoolers gathered in Baker Theater Jan. 23 to celebrate the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., in one of the most fitting ways imaginable  — through thoughtful community discussion, led by students.

• Middle Schoolers Celebrate Compassion & Brotherhood

  Middle School students paused to honor and reflect on the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., as the Diversity-in-Action Club (DIA) and student council led presentations and breakout groups to celebrate Dr. King’s legacy and to facilitate further discussion about inclusion at Brunswick and beyond.  

• 'Wick Wrestlers Win Invitational Tournament

  Brunswick collected 356 team points to win the 45th Brunswick Invitational Tournament (BIT) on Saturday. The Bruins, winners of last year’s BIT, won their own tournament for the 20th time dating back to 1976.

• Important Update from Brunswick School

  Read an important update from Brunswick School.

• Holiday Break Begins with Happy, Tuneful ‘Twelve Days’

  Boys gathered at Burke Field House for the colorful Brunswick tradition that capped a season of performances from students in every division, from the Upper School Holiday Concert that packed the house at Baker Theater to popular performances by ’Wick’s youngest and the annual Brunswick Latin Carol Service at Christ Church, Greenwich.

• Bruins Get ’Byte-Sized’ Exposure to Computer Science

  The Hour of Code is back at Brunswick for 2019, giving ’Wick students across all divisions an opportunity to try their hand at critical digital skills of the 21st century.

• Mindfulness Expert Prescribes ‘Four Deep Breaths’

  Psychologist Alina Boie, Ph.D., visited the Upper School on Dec. 5 to share the science of mindfulness and demonstrate how eight seconds of breathing exercise, done consistently, has been shown to improve both grades and emotional well-being.