By Neil Yao The construction of two short stone pillars on the west side of Aspetuck Avenue has roused curiosity from Canterbury students since the day it began. Many believed it to be a landmark, signifying the entrance to the Canterbury School, and imagined a plaque of the school’s name and crest being ordered and secured between the pillars. Many are thereby understandably confused when … Continue reading BREAKING: Plans to install pillory between stone pillars by Aspetuck Avenue revealed

By Max Mochalov Since the construction of Steers Center, the Canterbury administration has received numerous complaints regarding the lack of student center atmosphere. Students complain that there is no place where they can spend time and socialize. Prominent student leader and sacristan Max Cooper says: “Canterbury went downhill after they built Steers. It’s literally the worst place ever. They spent so much money on it, … Continue reading Canterbury administration adds beanbag chair to appeal to students’ concerns

By Stephen Kershaw The Sheehan dorm was the first of all dorms to undergo the drastic internal change of creating group rooms. All of the boarders’ walls were knocked down, forming very spacious rooms. Instead of having beds in rows, bunk beds will be used to create more space to form other collaborative spaces such as recreation and gaming rooms, allowing all of the boarders … Continue reading In order to cultivate tight-knit community, Canterbury converts individual rooms to large communal rooms