The Outdoors Club took off on a 4-day hiking trip starting in South Carolina early this April with just the packs on their back! It was great for members to experience the warm weather while hiking. Members hiked a total of 30 miles during the four days on trail. Students and teachers hiked through… Read More Spring Outdoors Trip by Sophie Munyon
This year was yet another thrilling season of spring sports, and now it is time to take a moment to reflect on the memories made, the challenges faced, and the triumphs celebrated. Throughout this season, Cary Academy’s athletes gave everything they got to their respective sports, leaving it all on the field. The varsity softball… Read More Spring Sports by Anika Kadumpalli
On Monday, April 8, 2024, a total solar eclipse came to North America. All of North America experienced a partial solar eclipse but only those within the path of totality — an approximately 115-mile-wide route through Mexico, 15 U.S. States and Canada — were able to see the moon entirely cover the sun’s disk, according… Read More Solar Eclipse by Maya Gupta
As we step into March, the world once again celebrates International Women’s Month, a time to reflect on the achievements of women past, present, and future, while also recognizing the ongoing journey toward gender equality. In 2024, the theme of “inspire inclusion” resonates deeply, emphasizing the importance of fostering environments where all women, regardless of… Read More International Women’s Month 2024 by Maya Gupta
After a thrilling 4 day trip into the Steel Creek Canyon and Linville Gorge Wilderness, the Wilderness Club returned from the woods this February intact, yet again! As far as Wilderness Club trips go, this one was a little out of the ordinary for the ever-expanding club as it was the first trip since the… Read More Winter Wilderness Trip by Eliza Gayer
The Day of Love swept through Cary Academy with many celebrations and events, notably the Upper School Carnation Sale, hosted by Student Council. The event began with the sale of tags for the flowers in the last week of January. Tags were just one dollar a piece, but with teachers, students, and faculty purchasing flowers… Read More CA’s Flower Sale by Eliza Gayer
On January 31, students at Cary Academy had the privilege of attending the Asian American Conference hosted by Durham Academy, an event that served as a platform for Asian American students from schools around the triangle to come together, share experiences, and celebrate their cultures. The conference commenced with an inspiring keynote address by NC… Read More Asian American Conference by Maya Gupta
The 2024 NFL Super Bowl was an exhilarating fight between the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers, keeping fans on the edge of their seats even in overtime. Packed with breathtaking plays and intense moments, the Chiefs emerged victorious with a narrow win over their opponent, claiming the Lombardi Trophy for the fourth… Read More The 2024 Super Bowl by Mirella DiGiulio
As another winter season comes to a close, the Charger community reflects on the achievements and unforgettable moments that have defined this year’s sports. Each team has left an evident mark on the spirit of our school. The Indoor Track & Field season proved to be yet another triumph for the Charger athletes, with remarkable… Read More CA’s Winter Sports by Avery Foster
On January 26th, with help from the Raleigh Parks and Recs Inclusion department, the infamous Snowflake Ball marked its second year back! At the dance, there were snacks, refreshments, and even a red carpet! The night was filled with fun and was a great way for Cary Academy to give back to the community. … Read More Snowflake Ball by Sophie Munyon
Ramadan is starting in a few days, the month where Muslims around the world fast from sunrise to sunset everyday. They do this to get closer to God, discipline themselves, and reinforce their faith. However, there are actually lots of scientifically proven medical benefits to fasting. Here are some of the benefits of fasting: Weight… Read More Benefits of Fasting by Salim Alvi
On February 16th, Cary Academy students, faculty, alumni, and special guests gathered to celebrate the retirement of Trey Murphy III’s jersey. This celebration marked not only his exceptional talent on the court, but also his journey from our high school team to playing in the NBA for the New Orleans Pelicans. Trey Murphy III, a… Read More Trey Murphy by Anika Kadumpalli
Fear, trepidation, perturbation. When we were little, a multitude of dystopic novels or horror stories were centered around AI gone wrong. Now it is one of the most prominent technological advances seen across the world, so what changed? The first rise in interest in artificial intelligence began in the late ’80s. With increased funding and… Read More The Rise of Artificial Intelligence by Darcy Keegan
Valentine’s day: a day known for celebrating what you cherish. Each year the Cary Academy development office devotes their time and effort to celebrate the Cary Academy community– putting in hours of work to show their love for our school. Each day of the February 14th week had its own designated recipient of love. Starting… Read More CA’s Week of Love by Darcy Keegan
On January 5, 16 CA students embarked on an experiential learning trip to Switzerland, expanding their horizons and exploring two fascinating realms—environmental justice and artificial intelligence (AI). Split into two groups, these students experienced a journey of discovery that went beyond the classroom, combining education with unforgettable memories. The Environmental Justice Group engaged in… Read More CA’s Switzerland Trip by Maya Gupta
Over the course of its 26 years, Cary Academy has been tweaking its campus to ensure it is always the best it can be. These alterations allowed for the creation of a place students can find drinks, snacks, clothes, and build a strong community: The Hub. Though new, the hub has been constantly improving itself;… Read More The Hub by Darcy Keegan
On May 20, 2023, Cary Academy students were seen boarding planes as they embarked on trips to Argentina, France, and Germany. The two-week excursions sparked lifelong memories, broadened horizons, and left an enduring impact, which shaped student’s worldview in ways that only true cultural immersion can achieve. Students who participated were provided with a… Read More 2023 Exchange Trips by Avery Foster
Throughout the course of time, one ultimate question has been a topic of great contention: Dogs or cats? However, despite the raging debates, an obvious answer lies before us all: Dogs are, indeed, quite a bit better than cats. To start, happiness surveys display that dogs lead to higher levels of joy and pleasure than… Read More Cats or Dogs: Settling the Argument by Matthew
