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Fifth Former Aidan Jalili has been a talented member of the Lawrenceville swim team since his Second Form year and is now a team captain.

Lawrenceville offers classes in a number of languages, including Chinese, French, Greek, Latin, Python, Spanish … Python?

Fourth Formers Charlotte Bednar, Kiera Duffy, and Allison Haworth joined hundreds of runners from around the country to participate in the Adidas Indoor Nationals.

The Lawrenceville School has appointed Devondra McMillan as its Dean of Students effective July 1, 2021.

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.

Does Roddy Atwood ’22 have the best answer ever to our “shipwrecked” question?

Kylan Tatum '21, Lauren Zhang '22, and Sophia Sachar '22 organized and hosted Lawrenceville's third annual TEDxLawrencevilleSchool event, titled "Embracing Authenticity."

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.

The Lawrenceville School has named Alison Easterling as its Dean of Academics, effective July 1, 2021.

Michael Yu ’21 is a three-year varsity football player who played the corner back position for Big Red.

Lawrenceville’s squash program welcomed a special guest speaker, Becca Thomas, a mental conditioning coach at IMG Academy, via Zoom on Feb 9, 2021.

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.

The fabulous annual Trashion Show challenges students and their respective Houses to plan and assemble an outfit…..made entirely from trash!

The Lawrentian, Lawrenceville’s quarterly alumni magazine, was honored with a 2021 CASE District II Accolades Grand Gold Award in profile writing.

WinterFest, Lawrenceville’s student-directed performing arts festival, begins tonight!

Ian August (Bunn Library Outreach Services Assistant and Lawrenceville School Student Activities Assistant Coordinator) is a recipient of a 2021 Playwriting Fellowship.

Lawrenceville’s track and field coaching staff met with Harvard Coach Marc Mangiacotti to discuss the principles behind the 400-meter race.

Once the pandemic is over, where would Kajal Dongre ’22 like to travel?

Big Red is sending the best of the best off to the NCAA!

With theatres shuttered around the globe and artists looking for ways to present their work, Emily Hammond ’23 is ahead of the curve.

From January 21 to 24, 11 members of Lawrenceville’s Model United Nations team attended the annual Yale Model UN Conference.

Last month, Periwig presented its second play of the new Jean S. Stephens Play Reading Series, “This is a Test” by Stephen Gregg.

The Lawrenceville School has scheduled a host of Black History Month celebrations – and more are to come!

Marcia Ojo ‘21 has been a passionate and hard-working soccer player since she first began the sport many years ago.

*Update: Read more about Saint-Cyr in The Philadelphia Inquirer, Courier-Post, and New Jersey 101.5

What advice would Scarlett Turnbull ’23 give her pre-pandemic self?

It’s no surprise that, even at age 12, Steve Laubach (Director of Sustainability/science teacher) was already thinking about the environment.

Big Red Sports Network reporter Maggie Blundin ’24 sat down (via Zoom) with Daphne Volpp ’24.

Register today for History teacher Erik Chaput’s virtual talk on the Thomas Wilson Door and the 1842 rebellion that bears his name.

What’s it like to be captain of the Big Red boys’ varsity hockey team?

Construction on the new Tsai Field House continues on schedule!

Will we see English teacher Sujin Seo moonwalking through Mem when we return to campus?

If you could spend a summer pursuing any academic interest – anywhere in the world – what would you study and where would you go?

Lawrenceville mathematics teacher and Assistant Head of Hamill House George Negroponte shares his thoughts on being a Big Red wrestling coach.

The Society for Science has announced that Michael Zhang ’21 is among the top 300 scholars in the Regeneron Science Talent Search 2021.

Director of Teaching, Learning, and External Partnerships Dana Kooistra coaches one of the most popular extracurriculars for the winter term: yoga.

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.

Amelia Devine ‘21 has been a spirited and tenacious member of the Lawrenceville swim team since she joined the community as a Third Former.

Hutchins Scholar Lauren Zhang ’22 has been selected as the youngest speaker to present research at the international TechConnect World Innovation Conference.