As Big Red water polo players and swim team members splashed in the background, Lawrenceville alumnus Bobby Lee ’93 celebrated the official dedication of Lawrenceville’s Lee Pool at Tsai Field House on April 22.

By Melina Kyriakopoulos ‘27 Big Red Sports Reporter

 Photo credit: Liam Barnosky ‘27

As Lawrenceville’s new Head Girls’ Varsity Lacrosse Coach, Aly Dowey arrived last fall not only with high-level experience but also with a mission—to nurture a team culture where athletes push boundaries, lean on each other, and grow into the best versions of themselves.

English teacher Victoria Stitt's elective, Remembrance: The Self When the Fog Lifts, isn't just about literature; it's a journey through identity and memory, where students explore personal narratives through a mosaic of writers and filmmakers from around the globe

More than 60 Lawrenceville alumni returned to campus April 5 for a Career Day event with students across Forms

Lawrenceville’s Capstone Lecture Series is tackling one of the most pivotal technological advancements of our era: Artificial Intelligence (AI). Industry leaders are convening on campus this spring for a series of panel discussions on the multifaceted landscape of AI. 

Jennifer Parnell is a Lawrenceville history teacher and the School’s Director of innovation and AI projects. This article is part of a collection of pieces on artificial intelligence, titled "Survival Guide" in the Spring 2025 issue of Independent School magazine, published by the National Association of Independent Schools. 

Lawrenceville’s Fourth Form English curriculum challenges students as readers, writers, and thinkers. Throughout the year, they progress from poetry to fiction to nonfiction, honing their analytical skills, engaging in thoughtful discussion, and crafting well-supported arguments. The program’s focus on close reading, critical thinking, and collaboration prepares them for more specialized study in their Fifth Form year and beyond.

By John Hughes, director of experiential education

John Hughes has traversed the globe, exploring over 40 countries not just as a tourist, but as an educator. Whether trekking Patagonia, kayaking across the Tasman Bay in New Zealand, hiking the Grand Canyon, or savoring an espresso in a Parisian bistro, Hughes infuses each journey with a spirit of adventure.