The Lawrenceville Class of 2023 Valedictorian Satvik Dasariraju ’23 has pursued opportunities to learn through different aspects of campus

Families and friends from around the globe gathered in the Bowl on May 28 to watch Lawrenceville’s 213^th commencement.

Cheers to the Class of 2023, Lawrentians who have distinguished themselves in so many ways. The School is proud today to honor Fifth Formers for excellence in academics, athletics, leadership, and service.

Arts and academics, service and sports – and so much more! Lawrenceville was pleased to honor the hard work, high achievement, unwavering dedication, and endless creativity of the Classes of 2024-26 this evening at the School’s annual Underform Prize Ceremony.

Slides, ponies, games, and prizes galore awaited the nearly 300 local children who came to Lawrenceville today for the School’s annual Springfest carnival held in The Circle.

A painting by Grace Osborne ’24 won the U.S. Congressional Art Competition for her home district (New York 10, represented by Jerold Nadler). The self-portrait, originally created for her Advanced Studio Art class, will be displayed for one year at the U.S. Capitol.

Down three goals at the half, top seeded Big Red rallied on the road to edge past Brunswick 14-13 in double overtime to win the National Prep Championship on Sunday.

In this edition of Lawrenceville's Villeage Voices blog, Pier Kooistra H’14 P’20, English teacher on the Robert S. and Christina Seix Dow Master-Teaching Chair in Harkness Learning, to share his wisdom and perspective on Harkness education. 

Lawrenceville recently hosted Dr. Seung Kim for a campus visit, and the first in-person StanX network conference, where partner schools gathered to present research and collaborate. 

Lawrenceville boys’ lacrosse has a rather lofty view of the competition this week: No. 1 in the country.

Lawrenceville is marking Mental Health Awareness Month with a series of events and resources planned throughout the month for all community members.

By Cameron Gabrielson ‘24

Victor Colliluori ‘24 is a member of the boys’ varsity outdoor track and field team at Lawrenceville where he competes in the shot put. In an interview with Big Red Sports Reporter Cameron Gabrielson ‘24, Colliluori reflects on the technique required to throw shot put and shares his goals for the spring.

By Cameron Gabrielson ‘24

Nishka Malik ‘24 is a member of the girls’ varsity outdoor track and field team at Lawrenceville. In an interview, with Big Red Sports Reporter Cameron Gabrielson ’24, Malik reflects on her favorite parts about long distance running and looks forward to her goals for the spring.

By William Huang ‘24

Big Red Sports Network Reporter William Huang ‘24 recently caught up with Joe Morsman ‘23 to discuss his experience so far as a new Fifth Former to the boys’ varsity tennis team.

The Lawrenceville School has appointed Bernadette Teeley, who currently serves as chair of the English Department, as its next Dean of Academics effective July 1, 2023.

by Constance Sharp '24

Big Red Sports Network Reporter Constance Sharp ’24 recently caught up with softball co-captains Mia Bocian and Emma Kim to find out how the Fifth Formers are adjusting to their new leadership roles.

In this edition of Lawrenceville's Villeage Voices blog, Andrew Noviello ’23 discusses the environment, including Earth Day and Lawrenceville’s role in the global fight against anthropogenic global warming.

By Hamdi Hussein ‘24

Big Red Sports Network Reporter Hamdi Hussein ‘24 recently caught up with Vivian Teeley’24, s member of the dynamic girls’ varsity crew team.

Afro-fusion, jazz, contemporary, Indian classical, Latin, ballet – enjoy all this and more at the Lawrenceville’s April Dance Series performance on April 29, 7 p.m., in the Kirby Arts Center.

By Autri Basu ’23

On April 21, Lawrenceville hosted its annual Spring Choral Concert in the Edith Memorial Chapel. Alongside being the culmination of The Lawrentians’ and Lawrenceville Singers’ hard work throughout the school year, the concert was the final performance for the Fifth Form vocalists of the Class of 2023.

By Danny Wang ‘24

Big Red Sports Reporter Danny Wang recently caught up with fellow Fourth Former Julian Vilfort to discuss pole vaulting for the Lawrenceville outdoor track and field team.  

By Rayce Welborne ‘24

Big Red Sports Network Reporter Rayce Welborne ‘24 recently caught up with Connor Gately, member of the undefeated Big Red boys’ lacrosse team.  

English teacher Maggie Ray has published her first, full-length collection of poetry, “Good Grief, the Ground,” available at your local bookstore, bookshop.org, or amazon.com.

By Ketan Singh ‘24

Big Red Sports Network Reporter Ketan Singh ‘24 recently caught up with Adrian Jordan ‘24, captain of the Big Red boys’ varsity golf team.

Lawrentians could not have ordered up a more beautiful day for the School’s first Community Wellness Day, created by Lawrenceville’s Counseling Department.

Lawrentians celebrated the School’s Gender and Sexuality Alliance’s annual Pride Week April 10 -14 with a variety of events, speakers and opportunities.

By Autri Basu ’23

The Allegro Council, Lawrenceville’s premier musical collective, is kicking off this Spring Term with the April Concert Series, featuring orchestra on Friday, April 14, at 7 p.m. in the Edith Memorial Chapel; choir on Friday, April 21, at 7 p.m. in the Chapel, and jazz on Friday, April 28 at 7:00 p.m. in the Clark Music Center.

By Autri Basu ‘23

Periwig Club Head of Tech Lily Hooge ’23 serves a number of critical roles within the Lawrenceville community, from helping run each week’s School meeting to managing the Kirby Arts Center’s scene shop.

By Cameron Gabrielson ‘24

Malin Phelan ‘23 is a member of Lawrenceville’s girls’ varsity outdoor track and field team. Although she only recently started focusing on track and field, competing in long distance events, she has been very successful and is continuing to perform at a very high level throughout her senior season

On April 1, members of Lawrenceville’s Math Club took a quick trip up Rte. 206 to compete in the 17^th annual Princeton University Mathematics Competition (PUMaC).

Welcome to Villeage Voices, where community members are invited to share their thoughts each month on a variety of topics relevant to life at Lawrenceville and beyond. In this month’s edition, Lawrenceville’s Dean of Athletics and Co-Curricular Education Tripp Welborne asks and answers why we play

Artist Max Stossel had a simple question for Lawrentians gathered in the Kirby Arts Center: Think about the time you felt most alive, free, and connected to the people you love.

By William Huang ‘24

Big Red Sports Network Reporter William Huang recently interviewed fellow Fourth Former Bryce Langdon to learn more about the captain of the boys’ varsity tennis team.

Ready, set, go … register for the 20^th annual Lawrenceville School Big Red Race (either in-person or virtual) happening on May 7! All proceeds the Lawrenceville School Camp, a residential summer camp for children of low-income families from surrounding communities.

Shaezmina Khan ’19 returned to Lawrenceville on March 23 to discuss her identity as a Muslim American woman.

Four years ago, it wasn’t a staggering leap of imagination to project Nikita Nesterenko ’20 as a future National Hockey League player.

Students in Lawrenceville’s 2023 Capstone course will explore an issue that literally affects every living thing on Earth: climate change. Steve Laubach, Lawrenceville’s director of sustainability, said the course will examine:

Zaheer Ali presented Lawrenceville’s Hutchins Institute for Social Justice as a case study for teaching and programming social justice in secondary education last month at the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) annual conference.