Throughout the year, Lawrenceville faculty members honor colleagues who embody the values that define the School community — commitment, courage, enthusiasm, friendship, honesty, initiative, kindness, leadership, loyalty, perseverance, responsibility, and thoughtfulness. These values guide daily work in the classroom, Houses, and programs across campus, shaping a culture built on shared purpose. 

This profile—part of a series on honorees—highlights Spanish teacher Hunter Cuniff, recognized for the kindness he brings to Lawrenceville. 

Lawrenceville faculty members have honored colleagues who embody the values that define the School community — commitment, courage, enthusiasm, friendship, honesty, initiative, kindness, leadership, loyalty, perseverance, responsibility, and thoughtfulness. These values guide daily work in the classroom, Houses, and programs across campus, shaping a culture built on shared purpose.

By Anna Fermo ’28, Big Red Sports Network Reporter

From the outside, a student choir seems simple: singers standing in neat rows, sheet music in hand, dressed in black and white. However, behind every perfect harmony and polished performance are long hours of dedicated work. The Lawrentians, Lawrenceville’s “varsity” choir, is no exception. Made up of the School’s most accomplished vocalists, this ensemble depends on consistency, organization, and collaboration that extend beyond their voices.

Stef Harrison brings the same clarity, focus, and sense of purpose to the pool deck that she brings to the classroom as a math teacher. As head coach for girls’ water polo and girls’ and boys’ swimming, she helps students discover that these demanding sports are also communities — places where students give it their all every day.

The 77^th annual Lawrenceville Invitational Boys’ Ice Hockey Tournament — the oldest prep school hockey tournament in North America — returns December 19-21 with eight top teams, two historic rinks, and three days of fast-paced competition.