‘Almost Back To Normal’: Varsity Teams Get to Work
After three athletic seasons modified due to COVID-19, Varsity sports teams here are getting back to their regular routines.
Edan Zinn
aspiring journalist and photographer
Based in Boston, Edan balances writing and visual art in his storytelling.
For two years, Edan served as the Editor-in-Chief of The Gator, the Brimmer & May School's award-winning student newspaper. He previously served as Executive Editor and staff photographer.
A longtime artist, Edan also enjoys portrait and event photography and runs a small photography business, Edan Zinn Photography.
Edan hopes to join the Williams Record newsroom this fall.
featured stories
Photo Essay: Band Improvises During COVID-19
The Brimmer and May School's Upper School Ensemble took on the challenge of making music despite restrictions due to the pandemic.
Podcast: Mahlet Woldemariam ’95 on Vaccine Development
Mahlet Woldemariam '95 talks about the science behind vaccines, how they are developed and tested, and why they are a helpful means of prevention.
Student COVID-19 Vaccinations Begin
More community members here have received a dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, including students in the Upper School.
Teachers Respond To COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout
Alhough faculty and staff are beginning to search for open appointments to get the shot, many have expressed frustration with the delay and other logistical troubles in the vaccine’s rollout.
Students Respond to Election Results
As news outlets continue to project electoral votes, conversation is striking up here.
School No Longer Recognizing Columbus Day
Formerly known to the School as Columbus Day, controversy warranted a change in how the state-observed holiday is called here.
Photo Essay: Students Return to Campus
The Brimmer & May School opened its doors to students for the first time in six months following the closure of campus due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Photo Essay: Boston Goes Dark
As the COVID-19 crisis continues to escalate in Boston, the stay-at-home advisory is leaving city streets barren.
MBTA Troubles Cause Uptick in Tardiness
Ongoing delays and slow service have been the culprit for an uptick in students’ tardiness.
spotlight: pandemic photojournalism
recognition
Quill & Scroll Journalism Society
2022 Photographer of the Year, PSJA Competition
National Scholastic Press Association
Digital Story of the Year Finalist (2021) for "Band Improvises During COVID-19"
2x Outstanding Coronavirus Coverage (2020) for "Boston Goes Dark"
New England Scholastic Press Association
Special Achievement Awards
in Localizing (2021, 2020), Podcast (2021), News Writing (2021), Photography (2020 2x).
Best of School Newspapers Online (SNO)
Excellence in Writing Badge
in Podcasting (2021), News Writing (2021), Column Writing (2020).
Scholastic Art and Writing Awards
in Photography
3x Gold Keys (2023), 2x Honorable Mentions (2023).
newsroom awards
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Silver Crown Award — Crown Finalist for Online Publication (2022, 2023). Gold Crown Award — Online Publication (2021). CSPA Gold Medalist Critique – Online Publication (2021, 2020).
National Scholastic Press Association
Pacemaker Winner (2023), Pacemaker Finalist (2022). Seventh Place in Best of Show, Spring Convention (2022). First Class Ranking Critique (2020).
New England Scholastic Press Association
All-New England Achievement and Highest Achievement in Scholastic Editing and Publishing (2022, 2021, 2020).
Suffolk University Greater Boston High School Newspaper Competition
Second Place for Excellence in Online Journalism (2022), Honorable Mention (2021), First Place (2020).