Arya Vishwakarma

Crossing The (Border) Line: DeSantis's Abuse of Power

On September 14, Republican Florida Governor Ron DeSantis flew 48 Venezuelan asylum-seekers from Texas to Martha’s Vineyard in a “political stunt” that has garnered national attention and exacerbated existing tensions...

Grant Shueh: The Man Who Does it All

Grant Shueh ’23 wears many hats: internationally-lauded composer and pianist, topical winner of the National High School Poetry Contest, Lawrenceville Performing Arts Camp (LPAC) Head Counselor, and President of the...

Lawrenceville’s Rumor Mill: Untangling the Grapevine

In a school community as tightly-knit as Lawrenceville’s, information spreads like wildfire. Rumors spread during nights at the House, in passing conversations, or in between classes, making their way across...

Devenir Lawrentienne

Over the past week, Lawrenceville hosted three Discovery Days, inviting 700 freshly admitted students and their families to experience an authentic slice of campus life. Incoming cars were engulfed by...

Interim Interventions: How Revised Responses Promote Performativity Over Reflection

With interim comments coming out earlier this week, Lawrentians are reckoning both with how to respond to the last written feedback from their teachers each term and the new format...

How to Combat Simmering School Spirit

This Wednesday, Lawrenceville hosted Community Day, a day designed to tackle the school’s cultural problems with our usual strategy: students gathered around Harkness tables, coming up with solutions in small,...

A Chance to Create

The last time the late-summer sun beat down on Lawrentians in formal attire, the Class of 2026 had only spent about a week on campus. At last year’s Convocation, fanning...

To Edit or Not to Edit

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...

Letter to the Editor

A Response to "Reimagining Lawrenceville's Work Ethic" published October 9, 2023 In the Editorial published on October 9, 2023, the Board argued that it is not technically academic rigor–“a permanent...

Get Out and Vote!

Lawrenceville’s most dangerous malady is apathy: as explained in our October 11 editorial, indifference spreads from student to student like a bitter, insidious disease. A Lawrentian’s most important obligation is...