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By Brie Goodly ‘26, Head Editor-in-Chief; Edited by Quinn Martindale ‘27, Editor-in-Chief As part of the esteemed Crawford Gordon ’56 Speaker Series, Ridley had the honour of welcoming Emmy Award-winning filmmaker and conservationist Luca Martinez to the Mandeville Theatre stage. At only 20 years old, Martinez has already made a
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By Jack Wang ‘27, Staff Writer; Edited by Isabella Perco ‘26, Staff Editor On a cool autumn afternoon, Ridley College was alive with activity as students laced and warmed up with the prefects for the annual school-wide cross country run. This was more than just a race, it was a
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By The Tiger Times Head Cruciverbalist ANSWERS BELOW: Answers:
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By you, the Ridley community! “Where have you been?” - a teacher asks. “Uh…, lunch was pretty explosive” - Antonio Lam ‘26 “I guess we’re all related somehow?” - Brie Goodly ‘26 So you’re telling me that I’m related to that frog spawn” - Yelen Pognon ‘26
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By Jack Wang ‘27 , Staff Writer & Jack Zhuo ’27, Staff Writer; Edited by Safiya Ahmed ‘27, Editor-in-Chief & Jaewon Koh ‘27, Staff Editor The last week of September, rowers from all over the world came together for the World Rowing Championships that were held in Shanghai. This international spectacle
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By Quinn Martindale ‘27, Editor-in-Chief; Edited by Kat Willson ‘26, Head Editor-in-Chief It was a crisp September weekend when Ridley College welcomed hundreds of alumni for its annual homecoming season. This year’s alumni were graduates from the classes ending in 0 and 5, showcasing decades of Ridley classes, all
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By The Tiger Times All pictures courtesy of the Ridley College Flickr Click here to visit Ridley's full flickr page
The Tiger Times: A Ridley Review of Your Monthly Memoir of Campus Life and Beyond!
By The Tiger Times Head Astrologist Aries - Some allergies you can grow out of, yours to patience is lifelong Taurus - I sense you will be the cause of the next cheese shortage - evil Gemini - This week, you will start three new hobbies, two of which you
By Kat Willson ‘26, Editor-in-Chief; Edited by Safiya Ahmed ‘27, Resident Editor Ridley’s annual literary dinner was held on the 9th of May to celebrate Ridley students’' accomplishments in the literary arts. Individuals were nominated by their English teachers, or were invited to attend if they were a
By Isla Poustie ‘26, Staff Writer; Edited by Kat Willson ‘26, Editor-in-Chief Powerless The extraordinary are loved and revered in the kingdom of Ilya. The Elites possess power, and the ordinary people are exiled. To survive, Paedyn Gray must fake a power to fit into society. When she is called
By Brie Goodly ‘26, Editor-in-Chief; Edited by Isabella Perco ‘26, Staff Editor It’s that time of year again, Ridley’s rowers took their annual visit to Philadelphia’s Schuylkill River to compete at the Stotesbury Cup Regatta! Held in this historic city, the Stotesbury Cup regatta is the largest
By Aaria Nair ‘26, Staff Writer; Edited by Kat Willson ‘26, Editor-in-Chief Our Ridley College students involved in this year’s theatre productions and the Ridley College Critic Team had the opportunity to attend the 2025 Cappies gala on Tuesday, 20th May! Cappies Niagara is an organization comprising various schools
By Quinn Martindale ‘27, Resident Editor; Edited by Safiya Ahemd ‘27, Resident Editor A theme of waste reduction was in the air at Ridley College during the month of April with the “Clean Plate Challenge” Spearheaded by Ridley’s own Eco leads Marjorie Chanda and Eugenio Yarto. As an effort
By Isabella Perco ‘26, Staff Writer; Edited by Kat Willson ‘26, Editor-in-Chief After the previous Pope passes away, the Camerlengo (a senior cardinal) officially verifies the Pope’s death. The papal apartment is sealed, and preparations for the funeral and conclave begin. There are nine days of mourning, and the
By Quinn Martindale ‘27, Resident Editor; Edited by Kat Willson ‘26, Editor-in-Chief On May 5th, something different was stirring at Merritt North (MNo). Students took a break from the standard Ridley orange and black uniform and marched through the halls in high, mismatched socks, multicoloured shirts, clashing patterns, and layers
By Melissa Weng ’27, Staff Writer; Edited by Sunny Zhao ‘26, Staff Writer As we near the end of the year, we also neared the end of our time together with our grads. It’s only right to celebrate all that we’ve achieved this year before saying our goodbyes,
By Melissa Weng ’27, Staff Writer, Puxuan (Ashley) Zhang, ‘27, Staff Writer ; Edited by Kat Willson ’26, Editor-in-Chief Pride Month Pride Month is a time dedicated to celebrating 2SLGBTQQIA+ communities. It is a time to advocate for equal rights and fight against discrimination to create a world where everyone can
By Pierce Trakas ’27, Contributor; Edited by Kat Willson ‘26, Editor-in-Chief If any of you remember my Personal Project, where I attempted to make my very own video game within the Unity engine, you may presume that I really like video games (and you’re absolutely right). With the announcement
By Kat Willson ‘26, Editor-in-Chief; Edited by Isabella Perco ‘26, Staff Editor If you’re into music like me, I’m sure you’ve heard the argument about whether TikTok is ruining music. Whether you agree with this argument or not, you can definitely agree that TikTok appears to have