With adolescent mental health and wellness gaining even more attention over the past year, Lawrenceville students, faculty, and staff are making a point to share resources, tips and support with the school community.
Fourth Formers Charlotte Bednar, Kiera Duffy, and Allison Haworth joined hundreds of runners from around the country to participate in the Adidas Indoor Nationals.
Members of Lawrenceville’s staff are known for their dedication to making the School welcoming, safe, beautiful, and effective learning environment for all community members.
Senior Spring is just days away for Dylan Welborne ’21! What have been her Lawrenceville favorite classes? Where would she like to travel (once the pandemic ends)? Find out this and more in 5 Questions 4!
Students discussed a range of service topics including education, hunger, poverty, public health, the environment, social justice, and senior citizens.
Elaine Buck and Beverly Mills, co-authors of “If These Stones Could Talk: African American Presence in the Hopewell Valley, Sourland Mountain and Surrounding Areas of New Jersey” recently spoke with Lawrentians.
Gia Massari ‘21 and Sydney McCormack ‘21 have stepped up to the challenge of leading the Big Red girls’ varsity ice hockey team in a fully virtual setting.
Harry Abromovage ’21 began his track career in eighth grade and is now a distance-running specialist. Nico Torres ’22 spoke with the Fifth Former about his athletic journey.
Kajal Dongre ’22 and Zack Finacchio ’21 are the winner and runner-up, respectively, in Lawrenceville’s annual Shakespeare competition, held in association with the English Speaking Union (ESU).
Ian August (Bunn Library Outreach Services Assistant and Lawrenceville School Student Activities Assistant Coordinator) is a recipient of a 2021 Playwriting Fellowship.
Fifth Former Katelyn Ge has been a diligent member of the Lawrenceville fencing team since her Second Form year. Now, as a captain, she faces one of the most difficult opponents: spending her last season in a fully virtual setting.
What does it take to pursue a career as a professional dancer? Andrew Wilson ’21 talks with Evelyn Dugan ’21 about her journey, on stage and off, including her new hobby: embroidery.
Mathematics teacher. Kennedy Assistant Head of House. Assistant Indoor Track Coach. Ian Mook has a very busy Lawrenceville schedule! Has the pandemic taught him anything about time management? Who would he most like to switch lives with for a day? This and more in this week’s 5 Questions 4.
Hutchins Scholar Lauren Zhang ’22 has been selected as the youngest speaker to present research at the international TechConnect World Innovation Conference.
Through House and Harkness, Lawrenceville challenges a diverse community of promising young people to lead lives of learning, integrity, and high purpose. Our mission is to inspire the best in each to seek the best for all.