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Calling all sixth – tenth grade student from around the globe! You only have until June 15 to apply for this summer’s Lawrenceville Virtual Scholars (LVS) program!

Today, Lawrenceville celebrates, as Rev. Sue Anne Steffey Morrow says, “It’s first-ever, historical, unusual, yes, you guessed it, virtual conferring of diplomas!”

Lawrenceville’s virtual Baccalaureate celebrated love through faith and song this morning.

Congratulations to Lawrenceville’s 2020-21 Ropes Course Instructors!

With a remarkable 749 species identifications and 1,520 observations, Michael Morris ’22 is the winner of the 2020 Lawrenceville BioBlitz contest.

Parents@Lawrenceville recently shared a message with the School’s faculty and staff.

Lawrenceville’s Alumni Association welcomed its newest members today, the Class of 2020!

Chaput will address the Class of 2020 during the School’s virtual Alumni Induction (“Pinning”) Ceremony on May 23.

Head Master Steve Murray has announced that, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, all of the School’s Fifth Form end-of-year celebrations will be held virtually.

Just in time for today’s Virtual Alumni Day, The Lawrence’s annual alumni edition is now online!

The Lawrenceville School wishes a blessed Ramadan to all who have begun this month-long observance.

Joe Tsai, Class of 1982, co-founder of Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba and owner of the Brooklyn Nets, and his wife Clara Wu Tsai, have donated 2.6 million masks, 170,000 goggles and 2000 ventilators to New York — the U.S. epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic.

Lawrenceville’s Student Council led the Virtual VILLEage’s first School Meeting (Smeeting) today via an email sent to over 800 Lawrentians in 16 time zones.

Check out the new Big Red Sports Network (BRSN) on Lawrenceville’s YouTube page.      

Our Virtual VILLEage began spring classes today and “E” has a message just for Lawrentians.

We’re pleased to share more accolades for the Big Red boys’ team.

Before our Virtual Ville-age begins tomorrow, join us in the Chapel for mindfulness & music.

Here’s the Lawrenceville’s amazing winter track and field stars, honored by the Trenton Times!

The contest is part of the Philadelphia Classical Guitar Society’s annual festival.

What does Arata Fujii ’21 think every visiting student should ask his/her tour guide? What life lessons did he learn in a Lawrenceville Karate class? Find out this and more in 5 Questions 4.

Why is Science Master Mary Calvert looking forward to advising the Robotics Club in the new Gruss Center for Art and Design? Which three scientists would she most like to meet around her Harkness table? What was her favorite high school class? Find out this and more in 5 Questions 4.

Does Lawrenceville have a “Pole Vaulting Dynasty” in the making? Idaya Chambers ’21 met up with Jack Wragan ’20 to find out.

How did gymnastics prepare Amelie Wickham ’22 for pole vaulting? What does it feel like to be at the end of a pole ten feet in the air? Idaya Chambers ’21 talked with Wickham to find out.

February 18, 12:30 p.m., in the Clark Music Center’s Dresdner Hall

Last week’s School Meeting served as a showcase for Lawrenceville’s current and upcoming Black History Month activities.

The combination of exercise and generosity will help keep your heart healthy and happy.

Last month’s 49^th annual Lavino Relays created champions but also, perhaps more importantly, supported the School Camp.

The Jersey Shore Showdown is part of the FIRST Tech Challenge New Jersey robotics competition for students in grades 7-12.

On this 75th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau, Lawrenceville joins in the worldwide commemoration of International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

Avante-Garde Lego Club brings the creative fun of Legos to both fellow Lawrentians and local kids.

Big Red runners put on an impressive show at Saturday’s New Balance Games at the Armory, in New York City.

Presented by the student-led Diversity Council, International Night is an exciting (and delicious!) way for Lawrentians to learn more about the cultures of their fellow students.

 Hamza Mian ‘21 plays for the boys’ varsity squash squad and is a dominant force as a leader and competitor on the team. 

Kate Hammond P'23, a Princeton University Transition Advisor, shared best practice tips and strategies on networking, finding a mentor, and building a personal brand.