During his time as Head of School, Raymond Nance led with care, curiosity, and a deep appreciation for the world around him. That same spirit is evident in his photography.

Adin Murray lives and works on Cape Ann, Massachusetts. His work has been shown at the Woodruff Art Center in Atlanta, the Rymer Gallery in Nashville, the Pei-Ling Chan Gallery in Savannah, among others. His work has been featured in Faultline, the University of California, Irvine’s literary and art publication, and has also appeared in Southern Living and North Shore Magazines, as well as the Boston Globe. His work is held in both private and corporate collections nationally and internationally. A series of twenty seven drawings was recently purchased by the Cape Ann Museum for its permanent collection. He is represented by the Jane Deering Gallery.

In the days leading up to Spring Break, campus was full of energy — Boar Cup bringing us together in all the best ways, and students engaged in experiences from trips to Harrison’s Comics to karate. It was a joyful, spirited close to the stretch.

February has brought us deeper into winter, with more snow, colder days, and that familiar midseason feeling when the holidays are behind us, and spring still feels just out of reach. It is a time that asks for steadiness — from our students, from our teachers, and from all of us. And yet, even in this quieter, wintry stretch, GUS continues to be full of life, creativity, and joy.