Saturday, April 27
Mia Kincade ’25 | News
Last Friday, April 5, a 4.8 magnitude earthquake hit New Jersey and reached the Lawrenceville campus. This was a first-time experience for most local students, as an earthquake of this magnitude has not hit New Jersey in about 240 years. In the week following the event, the earthquake has been...
Isabelle Lee ’27 | Features
Picture the juicy tomatoes and crispy lettuce on your paninis and the sweet maple syrup drizzling your french toast at the dining hall—these are only...
Angel Xin ’26 | News
The Admission Office hosted Discovery Days for prospective students last Wednesday, Friday, and this past Monday on April 3, 5, and 8. During the events, newly admitted students were paired...
Ethan Zhu ’26 | News
Last Wednesday, April 3, the Muslim Student Organization (MSO) collaborated with the Religious Life Council (RLC) to host a Community Iftar in the Bathhouse in celebration of Ramadan. Ramadan is...
On its website and Discovery Day pamphlets, Lawrenceville proudly displays its guiding mantra: “House, Harkness, Heart.” For the most part, we put this motto into...
I often joke with my friends that Lawrenceville “turned me” queer; after all, I spent the 14 years prior to arriving on this campus only having crushes on guys, and...
It is a question that has become an intense matter of debate: who is Speaker of the House Mike Johnson (R-LA) always on the phone with? Whether it be the...
A few months ago, I walked into Tsai only to be greeted by an entourage of people asking me for donations. There’s a word in Chinese that perfectly describes this...
With the influx of ‘50 days left at 2500 Main Street’ posts and seniors shopping for graduation dresses, it seems like the end of the 2023-24 school year has snuck...
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...
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...
As azaleas bloom and Georgian pines sway, it’s that time again—the Masters is upon us. Thursday, April 11 marks the...
The beginning of Spring Term marks the final time our beloved Vth formers will grace the Big Red fields and courts for their respective sports....
Isabelle Lee ’27 | Features
Picture the juicy tomatoes and crispy lettuce on your paninis and the sweet maple syrup drizzling your french toast at the dining hall—these are only...
Staff Report | News
The V Form has voted History Teacher Jennifer Parnell to be their Faculty Speaker, an honored role given annually to a teacher who has deeply...
Angel Xin ’26 | Features
Garrett Heffern ’24 is a versatile individual: an Opinions Editor of the 143rd Lawrence Board, a Merrill scholar, and a Woodhull House prefect. Describing campus...
Staff Report | News
Emily Pan ’24 has been selected as the Valedictorian of the Class of 2024. Each year, a committee of faculty members chooses the Valedictorian from...
Celestine Sutter ’27 | Arts
Whether you’re browsing through a library or BookTok, you are bound to come across the term “period piece” at some point, but what does it...
Robert Giuffra ’26 | Arts
Over break, I watched Anyone But You, a humorous new romance I would recommend to anyone. Watching this film made me contemplate rom-coms as a...
Jane Shindnes ’26 | Arts
Spring Term has finally arrived, ushering in warmer temperatures, a generous amount of rain, and most importantly, an array of incredible performances occurring throughout the...
Stanley Dufour ’25 | Sports
The next NBA (National Basketball Association) season is right around the corner, and it’s certainly shaping up to be a great one! This offseason featured...
Ellen Jordan ’26 | Opinions
The front page of a newspaper is supposed to be jam-packed with critical information, summarizing the most important events in a typically chaotic day. So imagine the surprise the 555,000...
Mira Ponnambalam ’26 | Features
The English language has a plethora of idioms anticipating the arrival of spring, from “spring has sprung” to “March goes in like a lion and...
Celestine Sutter ’27 | Features
Crew is notoriously a difficult sport, but how does one’s experience change when their coach is also their mom? The Teeleys, an elite mother-daughter...
Selena Yu ’27 | Sports
12 teams enter, but only one team will be left standing. That’s the reality of the Major League Baseball (MLB) playoffs. Let's take a moment...
Linley Fletcher ’26 | Sports
Formula One (F1) is the world’s most popular motorsporting organization, with races taking place in over 14 countries across 4 continents across the world. Each...
Leo Mahe ’26 and Eric Chen ’27 | Opinions
In a reverse-polarized political climate, where the electorate votes “against” candidates as much as they vote “for” their rivals, Trump should be a pretty easy target, right? The fascist rhetoric,...
Riley McKibben ’25 | Arts
“Blue World” by Mac Miller With Miller’s soothing voice and thoughtful, reflective lyrics, this song perfectly captures the feeling of serenity. The melodic arrangement lends itself to evenings spent unwinding...
Mira Ponnambalam ’26 | Features
Before graduating, every Lawrentian must complete a set of community service requirements, which include one Lawrenceville Community Action Project, otherwise known as an LCAP. Of...
Aryana Iyer ’27 | Sports
There are many student-athletes on campus who give their best efforts to our Big Red Athletic teams. However, we often don’t associate their accolades and...
Ellen Jordan ’26 | News
“The world matters…Yet few Americans pay close attention to it or understand the many connections, some favorable, some anything but, between what goes on in...
Helen Chang ’26 | Features
Scheduling Day is a hectic time; picking classes that are rigorous enough and fitting while also managing a healthy work-play balance can be difficult for students....
Christian Chan ’26 | Opinions
Over spring break, I returned home to Chicago. One of the first things I noticed was that sections of the airport had been closed and converted into migrant shelters. Outside...
Luke Park ’24 | Opinions
In the British science-fiction anthology series Black Mirror, there's an episode where soldiers are deployed to hunt terrifying, humanoid mutants known as "roaches." After a neural implant embedded in one...
Ethan Zhu ’26 | News
On March 10, Jack Rice ’24 received the George Wah Scholar-Leader-Athlete award from the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame, Delaware Valley Chapter....