Campaign News
Lawrenceville School Launches Hutchins Scholars Program
The Lawrenceville School is pleased to announce the launch of the Hutchins Scholars Program, which will annually recognize and support some of the School's most outstanding science students.
Lawrenceville School Announces The Corrente Endowment for International Travel
The Lawrenceville School is pleased to announce the establishment of The Corrente Endowment for International Travel, a new fund that will increase opportunities for Lawrenceville students to learn and serve abroad.
Lawrenceville School Receives $60 Million Gift - Largest in School History
Henry C. Woods, Jr. '40 H'62 and his wife, Janie H'40, have bequeathed $60 million to The Lawrenceville School, the largest donation to the School in its 200-year history.
Good Samaritan Opens Doors
Particularly for students in middle- and upper-income families, college visits are as much a part of the college selection process as filling out applications.
From Atlantic to Pacific, Lawrentians are Terrific
John Yu ’82 was so impressed by the Campaign celebration he attended with classmate Joe Tsai ’82 in Hong Kong last fall, he decided to host his own version in his home city of Taipei (Taiwan).
Bicentennial Campaign Goes West, Strikes “Gold”
Head Master Liz Duffy’s H’43 recent West Coast trip to attend a Bicentennial Campaign party in Beverly Hills and a private dinner celebration in San Francisco was an opportunity to update alumni and parents on the progress of the Campaign and the state of the School — and check out some really cool cars.
Dedication of Al-Rashid Health and Wellness Center Makes It Official
The outside temperature was an unforgiving 20 degrees Fahrenheit, but inside the new Al-Rashid Health and Wellness Center, the mood was clearly celebratory.
Hong Kong and Korea Celebrate the Campaign
Alumni and parents in Hong Kong and Korea recently took the opportunity to reinforce the central messages of The Bicentennial Campaign.
E.E. Ford Grant Offers Matching Funds for Interdisciplinary Studies Program
Lawrenceville is one of the first five schools to receive an Educational Leadership Grant from the Edward E. Ford Foundation.
Learning to Think Globally
The Hope and Crosby “Road” movies of the ’40s, ’50s and ’60s had nothing on the educational journeys of Lawrenceville students.
Revised Interdisciplinary Studies Program Seeks Answers to the Really Big Questions
When does life begin? What is race? What does it mean to be a good steward of the environment? How can we tackle systemic poverty? These kinds of questions require an approach that combines several ways of thinking, an approach that incorporates several distinct academic disciplines—an interdisciplinary approach.
Campaign Kickoff Photo Panorama
On October 5, 2007, a group of Lawrentians consisting of alumni, trustees, parents, faculty and staff gathered in the Bowl to celebrate the official launch of The Bicentennial Campaign and its progress to date.
Lawrenceville School Funding Increases International Education Opportunities
Thanks to generous gifts from alumni and parents, The Lawrenceville School is significantly increasing the already impressive number of opportunities it provides to its students for meaningful iternational experiences during the high school years.
Lawrenceville School Increases Financial Aid Opportunities for International Students
As a part of its continued efforts to attract exceptional students from around the globe, The Lawrenceville School has expanded financial aid opportunities for international students.
Campaign Celebrations at Home and on the Road Herald Promising Future
Just hours after the October 5, 2007, announcement marking this important stepping stone in Lawrenceville’s illustrious history, a loyal base of East Coast alumni and parent volunteers joined the faculty at the Lavino Field House for a reception at which students were the stars.
Lawrenceville Selected to Pilot Davis International and Davis Scholarships
The Lawrenceville School, one of America’s oldest and most respected independent secondary schools, announced today that it has been selected as a pilot site to offer both Davis International and Davis Scholarships to incoming sophomores, juniors, and seniors.
Lawrenceville School Launches $200 Million Fundraising Campaign
Lawrenceville, N.J. — The Lawrenceville School, one of America’s oldest and most respected independent secondary schools, has announced the launch of a $200 million fundraising campaign leading up to its bicentennial anniversary in 2010.
Campaign Priorities Set Strategic Direction for the Future
Following two years of quiet review and discussion, Lawrenceville Head Master Liz Duffy H’43, the Board of Trustees, teams of faculty and senior administrators, and a nationwide committee of alumni, parents and friends of the School have identified seven strategic areas of priority for The Bicentennial Campaign.
