Friday, October 18
Ellen Jordan ’26 and Ethan Zhu ’26 | News
As Fall Term continues to progress, many of Lawrenceville’s various publications continue to unveil new initiatives for the 2024-25 school year. Among them is the School’s student-led video news program, L10 News. L10 has recently begun making “L1 Shorts,” a project which, according to Executive Head of Production Na’imah Ford...
Isabelle Lee ’27 and Esha Desai ’28 | Features
As the leaves turn from shades of green to hues of red and orange, the chilly breeze of the fall season has slowly overcome the warm summer air at Lawrenceville. ...
Ellen Jordan ’26 and Ethan Zhu ’26 | News
As Fall Term continues to progress, many of Lawrenceville’s various publications continue to unveil new initiatives for the 2024-25 school year. Among them is the School’s student-led video news program,...
Ellen Jordan ’26 | News
May 10 and May 11 marked the Periwig Club’s final theatrical productions of the year, as audience members shuffled into seats in the Kirby Arts...
“Watch your thoughts, they become your words; watch your words, they become your actions; watch your actions, they become your habits; watch your habits, they become your character; watch your...
As the climate crisis escalates, carbon capture and storage (CCS) has gained traction as a technological solution to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions. With recent federal subsidies, corporations—including those deeply entrenched...
With the impacts of climate change starting to emerge, the search for viable solutions becomes increasingly urgent. Among the proposed methods, carbon capture technologies have emerged as a popular option...
Have you ever wanted to destroy a political party? If so, you might anticipate an arduous journey, but fear not: toppling a national political party can be accomplished in three...
“ Γνῶθι σαυτόν” “Know thyself”—inscription on the oracle of Delphi I love the word “classics”—it's a tinkling chime that paints the ancient Achaeans anew. Whenever said, the noun stirs up...
Many people have been misled into thinking that the question “What is the best sport to play?” is subjective. While many people point to the “major” sports—football, basketball, hockey, baseball,...
The late great Kobe Bryant was one of the greatest basketball players of all time, as evidenced by his five National Basketball Association (NBA) championships,...
Going into the 2024 NFL Draft, many teams were looking to either completely rebuild their rosters or fill holes within their already strong teams. Many...
Ever since he was drafted with the 51st overall pick in the 2014 draft, Thanasis Antetokounmpo has been a constant presence in the National Basketball...
Irene Fu ’27 | Features
Before arriving at Lawrenceville, I craved ‘excitement.’ Every day was a new opportunity to explore passions and venture into social gatherings, and I would constantly rely on that instigation of...
Ellen Jordan ’26 | News
Lawrenceville’s sixth Capstone seminar of the school year was held on Monday, April 6 in the Heely Room. The event featured National Public Radio (NPR)...
Sahana Lowy ’26 and Allie Grice ’26 | Opinions
My fingers ghost over the flashing lights below them. The scroll consumes all of my focus before I even realize it. I can’t recall exactly how I decided to open...
Mira Ponnambalam ’26 | Features
With Fall Term comes pumpkin-spiced everything, new students, as well as incredible stress for the V Form class. That’s right—it’s college application season. As students...
Michael Meng ’26 | Features
With the transition away from Saturday school, the proliferation of Invite-a-Houses has resurfaced in every III and IV Form student’s agenda. From poker to speed-dating, Invite-a-House events offer students the...
Sienna Soemitro ’26 | News
As the 2023-24 academic year comes to an end, the 2024-25 Circle and Crescent House Presidents have been elected. Over the past weeks, the election...
Dorothy Lee ’26 | News
On Friday, May 18, students, faculty, alumni, and Trustees from Lawrenceville’s Board,gathered in front of the Tsai Field House to celebrate its grand opening and...
Dorothy Lee ’26 and Vivian Blessing ’27 | Features
Vivian Blessing '27 Maddie McIntyre ’25 is a day student prefect in the Dawes House. Since August, she has embraced this new role and told...
Ellie Duffy ’26 | Sports
The 2024 Women’s NCAA March Madness Tournament has been one for the books. The popularity of the women’s game has skyrocketed, with the Final Four...
Shloka Chodhari ’26 and Ethan Zhu ’26 | News
This past Thursday, the Hindu Student Organization (HSO) hosted its annual Holi celebration. Holi is a Hindu Festival of Colors which marks the arrival of...
Sophie Liu ’27 | Features
Home to some of the world’s most studious students, fervent athletes, and dedicated club leaders, Lawrenceville has some busy bees. Even after class ends, if you take a stroll around...
Stanley Dufour ’25 | Sports
The National Basketball Association (NBA) Playoffs are finally underway, and the first few games have certainly given us a fair amount of talking points. Let’s...
Mira Ponnambalam ’26 | Features
Last Saturday, the 2024 orientation concluded with a victory for the Boys’ Varsity Football team—and Lawrenceville as a whole. Every member of the Lawrenceville community had...
Sonia Singhal ’24 | Arts
Although I have been Irish dancing since I was six, I came into Lawrenceville wanting to try different styles of dancing. Joining Nachale, the Indian...
Angel Xin ’26 | Opinions
At the age of four, I knew of Julius Caesar as a man of honor. His name echoed from the dinner tables to my bedroom, where my father regaled me...
Jane Shindnes ’26 | Arts
From playing Hill Day to singing in the Fall Musical, most Lawrenceville students would say that sports and performing arts are two of the most...
Melina Kyriakopoulos ’27 | Arts
With sweat beads clinging to my smile-plastered face, I looked around in awe. I was not the only one at a loss for words: on...
Angel Xin ’26 | Opinions
A scrawny figure gazes into the bathroom mirror on the second floor in the Dawes House, unaware of the metamorphosis ahead—an experience unique to Lawrenceville. In the coming months, she...
Nikhil Dhruv ’26 | Sports
As azaleas bloom and Georgian pines sway, it’s that time again—the Masters is upon us. Thursday, April 11 marks the...
Haldora Churchill ’27 | Opinions
Deciding which candidates in the upcoming Presidential election would most adequately support women is not just a woman’s problem: Men must also educate themselves to make sure they are voting...
Bryan Boanoh ’25 | Sports
Everybody wants to be factually correct—this is not a revolutionary statement. No one enjoys taking a stance or making a claim only to realize that...
Catarina Correa ’26 | Arts
Impulse—Lawrenceville’s very own improvisation comedy troupe—presented to us one last show of the year, featuring a performance packed full of fun prompts, entertaining one-liners, and...