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Feb. 17: Mark Kortepeter ’79 Discusses Bioterrorism and Bioweapon Threats
On February 17, at 7:00 p.m. Lawrenceville will host a lecture by Mark Kortepeter M.D., M.P.H. (Colonel, U.S. Army-retired) ’79 P’11, author of the memoir “Inside the Hot Zone: A Soldier on the Front Lines of Biological Warfare.”Read More -
Feb. 18: Soar with the Dance Collective
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Lawrenceville Celebrates Black History Month
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Smith ’20 & Park Win Winter Photo Contest
He captured the magic of the night sky and she revealed the rare beauty of desert snow.Read More -
Big Red Profile: Ellie DeCarlo ‘20
Don’t miss the chance to watch DeCarlo and her teammates in their final home game on Saturday, February 22, at 4:30 p.m.Read More
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L'ville Stories
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Paying It Forward: The Joy of Teaching at Science and Discovery Night
When I was in third grade, my favorite class was science. I would stroll into my teacher’s classroom, ready to make paper airplanes or marble towers as well as learn about the human body. It was the class where I forgot time, where I was inspired to go home and try my own experiments. Science class sparked a light in me that continued into my high school career as the paper airplanes grew into model rockets and reading Neil DeGrasse Tyson books transformed into taking Physics and Mechanics as a senior.
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Winterfest: What Goes on Behind the Scenes?
One of the things that stood out to me when I was applying to Lawrenceville was Winterfest, mainly because I was interested in the world of theater and had never gotten the chance to be a part of any student-led productions. I wasn’t entirely sure of how the arts festival worked until I was recently cast in a Winterfest play.
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New at the Bathhouse: Socialize and Study with Sushi
With Saturday night activities, Thursday sushi socials, and everyday fun, the Bath House Cafe has transformed from a snack spot favorite to a social hub on campus. While the name may seem off, The Bath House is one of the oldest buildings on campus.
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It Takes Two
I open my computer and take off my shoes. Beata ‘20, my co-choreographer, takes out a piece of paper and some pens. We are determined to choreograph a minute or more of our dance in the next two hours.
Lawrenceville At A Glance
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8:1
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$12.9m
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Total Enrollment
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Boarding
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Female
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Our Students come from:
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Academic Departments
EnglishHistoryInterdisciplinary StudiesLanguageMathematicsMusicPerforming ArtsReligion and PhilosophyScienceVisual Arts
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Athletic Teams
Baseball
Basketball
Crew
Cross Country
Fencing
Field Hockey
Football
Golf
Ice Hockey
Indoor Track
Lacrosse
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Soccer
Softball
Squash
Swimming
Tennis
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SAT Median
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Math
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Verbal
730
ACT Median Composite
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