2025-26
By Quinn Martindale ‘27, Editor-in-Chief; Edited by Safiya Ahmed ‘27, Editor-in-Chief This March, Project Hail Mary, directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, arrived as a new look at space exploration, human conquest, and our place in the universe. Based on the novel by Andy Weir, the story focuses on
2025-26
By you, the Ridley community! “I don’t like wearing dresses I don’t feel comfortable in them” - Huda Al-Abri ‘26 “Don’t worry, I don’t like wearing dresses either “- Matthew Hanna ‘26 “It’s called the Monroe building, cuz Marilyn Monroe was a curvy woman” -
2025-26
By The Tiger Times Head Cruciverbalist
2025-26
By The Tiger Times Game Masters
2025-26
By The Tiger Times Head Astrologist Aries - We sense you’ve been a birthday-zilla Taurus - Be open to different routes to your dream destination Gemini - Try staying in next weekend Cancer - Take some you-time this month Leo - Rein it in Virgo - You bought eight
2025-26
By Mira Lail ‘28, Resident Editor; Edited by Safiya Ahmed ‘27, Editor-in-Chief The prefect initiatives for the 2026-2027 school year have officially started. On Saturday, May 2nd, Uche Molokwu ‘27 hosted a tea party at Lower School in support of people suffering from gender violence. There were food, drinks, and
2025-26
By The Tiger Times Head Archivist Ms. Kelly Neill ‘81 Join us as we tumble down into the Ridley Rabbit Hole and share facts and stories from the Archives. Questions? Feel free to email kelly_neill@ridleycollege.com Chances are most students don their blazers, sweaters and sports jerseys with
The Tiger Times: A Ridley Review of Your Monthly Memoir of Campus Life and Beyond!
By Sophie Rickers ‘27, Staff Writer; Edited by Isla Poustie ‘26, Staff Editor Mental Health Awareness Month - May May Mental Health Awareness Month was initially celebrated in the United States in 1949 and is now acknowledged globally. The aim is to inform individuals about mental wellness, decrease stigma, and
By Skylar Gao ‘30, Contributor; Edited by Safiya Ahmed ‘27, Editor-in-Chief Erich Maria Remarque’s 1929 novel, All Quiet on the Western Front, reads like a haunting memoir while documenting the physical and mental toll of World War I on German soldiers. The book goes into the realities of trench
By Kat Willson ‘26, Head Editor-in-Chief; Edited by Safiya Ahmed ‘27, Editor-in-Chief In the lead-up to the Oscars (aka the last 4 months of 2025 and the first 3 of 2026), there were many debates about who would win Best Picture and Best Actor at the 98th Oscars. It felt
By Safiya Ahmed ‘27, Editor-in-Chief; Edited by Brie Goodly ‘26, Head Editor-in-Chief Every March break, Ridley students have the opportunity to participate in unique service learning trips all around the world. This year, students could choose from trips to Guatemala, Spain, Cambodia, Thailand, and Malawi. These trips are amazing experiences
By Sophie Rieckers ‘27, Staff Writer; Edited by Safiya Ahmed ‘27, Editor-in-Chief Ridley recently held its annual Winter Sports Awards, celebrating the dedication and achievements of all student-athletes. Ridley Middle School and Upper School students alike gathered in the Mandeville Theatre for an afternoon of recognition and celebration of an
By Isla Poustie ‘26, Staff Writer; Edited by Mia van Beuningen ‘26, Staff Editor Cadet Ball is a time for all of the Grade 11 and 12s at Ridley to get together, look their best and have fun. This year’s event started out with a gathering outside of School
By Luca Parlatore ‘28, Resident Editor; Edited by Safiya Ahmed ‘27, Editor-in-Chief Grades 9-11 exam season is here! Whether you’re completely overwhelmed or barely thinking about it, finding the right balance is key. These study tips will let you walk into every exam feeling confident and prepared. Cut out
By Mira Lail ‘28, Editor-in-Chief; Edited by Safiya Ahmed ‘27, Head Editor-in-Chief This April, Ridley College hosted the 117th Annual Cadet Inspection. Every house worked their hardest to make it a special event, despite the rain and the cold. It’s a longstanding tradition for the entire student body to
By Luca Parlatore ‘28, Resident Editor; Edited by Kat Willson ‘26, Head Editor-in-Chief “Aliens,” “animals,” “criminals,” and “predators” are just some of the demeaning labels that United States President Donald Trump has used to describe immigrants in his country. When these words are used by the leader of a nation,
By Defne Erisir ‘27, Staff Writer; Edited by Safiya Ahmed ‘27, Editor-in-Chief Model United Nations, known as MUN, is an inspirational club made to challenge delegates on real world problems. Delegates get to dress formal and attend conferences that cover different United Nations topics. At the conference held in Vancouver,
By Yelen Pognon ‘26, Staff Writer; Edited by Mia van Beuningen, Staff Writer Though February 4th may have seemed like just another Wednesday for some students and teachers, for IB2s, it symbolized liberation and delight. After the long road of writing and editing their Extended Essay, the IB2s were finally
By you, the Ridley community! “The Germans are out!” - Torin Regney ‘26 “Do you want to know what’s funny about guys?” - Anonymous “There’s lots to say” - Anonymous Student “Why didn’t you take a picture for the yearbook?” - Elise Cheung ‘26 "So that