Thursday, October 3
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 dedication to alumnus Joseph Tsai ’82. The new Field House is part of the School’s larger strategic plan: House, Harkness,...
Mira Ponnambalam ’26 | Features
In most American elementary and middle schools, field trips are a staple of every year. They bring the excitement of leaving the classroom and exploring a...
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...
I was lucky enough to edit the senior reflections published in this week’s issue; after many conversations and late nights of writing, these V Formers present you, dear reader, with...
If you’re going to take anything away from this reflection, make it this: be present. That doesn’t just mean showing up for things. Find moments to be and to connect...
Come November, many members of Lawrenceville’s Class of 2024 will head to the polls to vote in the upcoming 2024 Presidential Election. The ballots of young people, akin to our...
The Circle and Crescent, which encompass six and five Houses, respectively, are staples of campus life at Lawrenceville: House-based events like House Olympics and the tight bonds Lawrentians form by...
As I sat down to do my homework and opened Tetris for the hundredth time today, my friend’s voice chimed in behind me with a snarky comment: “Wow, you SUCK...
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...
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)...
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...
Charlie Vachris ’24 | Features
To me and all of my teammates, Mr. Wright is much more than a coach. He’s a mentor, teacher, motivator, and someone we all look...
Claire Jiang ’24 | Opinions
I’ve always been a materialist: in seventh grade, I filled three Wegmans shopping bags with candy wrappers for a “to be determined” art project for a “to be determined” future...
Jackie Williams ’24 | Features
If one person could embody liveliness and spirit, it would be Mrs. Buckles. For the past four years, Mrs. Buckles has been both the heart...
Chris Bai ’25 | Features
Mr. Atlee is a living legend. For over six decades, Atlee’s presence has graced our school, leaving an indelible mark as the Head Baseball Coach,...
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...
Sofia Carlisi ’24 | Opinions
In my head, Lawrenceville has always been a dragon of sorts. A beautiful dragon, yes, with iridescent scales and eyes the color of rubies, but a terrifying monster nonetheless. I...
Angel Xin ’26 and Sienna Soemitro ’26 | News
This past Saturday, May 4, the Kirby House hosted its annual Kirby Music Festival, an event celebrating the many talented student musicians on campus. Although...
Dorothy Lee ’26 | News
This past Sunday, May 5, the College Counseling Office hosted the 21st Annual Big Red Race, where students, faculty, and other community members, walk or...
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...
Mia Kincade ’25 | News
Last Friday, on May 3, Lawrenceville hosted its first TEDxLawrenceville event since the Covid-19 pandemic. The return of TEDxLawrenceville was pioneered by Vice President of...
Leo Mahe ’26 | Opinions
Five years into office, Rep. Andy Kim stands out in a crowded district with once-tight battles between Republicans and Democrats. His district voted for Donald Trump, while Kim voted to...
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...
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...
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...
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...
Nicole Halucka ’26 | Features
From the moment I met Ms. Lescadre, I knew I wanted to become best friends. From our silly conversations about Harry Potter and Periwig, to...
Luke Park ’24 | Opinions
As I sit down to write this essay, I realize I am already on my fourth draft. During my four years here, I have served as a prefect, techie, editor,...
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...
Bunny Henault-Bassett ’26 | Features
On Wednesday, May 8, Lawrenceville held its annual Community Day, an opportunity for current students and alumni to come together over the theme, “Life Stories:...
Sydney Wang ’25 | Arts
Puffs, this year’s Spring Play, garnered countless rounds of applause and accolades. Immediately after the show ended, crowds of enthusiastic students, awe-inspired faculty, and proud...