Noteworthy

Summer 2026

‘The Culture Keepers of Our Houses’

Lawrenceville’s Fifth Form prefects provide a steady, relatable hand to younger students in their Houses.

‘And the Rest is History’

Lawrenceville went co-ed just as Heather Elliott Hoover ’91 P’20 ’23 ’24 was ready to enroll. Today, she is the first woman to receive its Distinguished Alumni Award.

Leading the March

Larry Leeds ’46, who graduated 80 years ago, returned to campus for the first time in 30 years. You’ll understand that he’s been busy.

‘We Can Blaze Our Own Trails and Shine’

The Class of 2026 learned that the world is big enough to allow each to make their own mark — ideally in service to society.

‘It’s Been a Great Ride’

Retired Rear Adm. Paul E. Tobin ’58, recipient of the Aldo Leopold Award, kept Lawrenceville close to his heart throughout a storied 35-year career in the U.S. Navy.

Student-Led Exhibit Reveals Holocaust Art

The lived experiences of those imprisoned during the Holocaust came to Lawrenceville’s Hutchins Galleries this spring through The Auschwitz Experience in the art of prisoners.

More Noteworthy

Winter/Spring 2026

Depth Perception

Lawrenceville’s new Advanced Civic Studies course helped Leila Campbell ’26 — and other students — see community engagement in a new dimension.

Winter/Spring 2026

Murray to Conclude More Than a Decade of Leadership

Stephen S. Murray H’54 ’55 ’63 ’65 ’16 P’16 ’21 will conclude his tenure as Lawrenceville’s 13th head of school on June 30, 2027, following more than a decade leading the School.

Winter/Spring 2026

Reading the Room

Alexander Salgado-Lozhkin ’26 balances instinct and inheritance, shaping the crowd’s energy from the first drop to the final beat.

Winter/Spring 2026

David Bell Named Medical Director

David L. Bell, M.D., M.P.H., joined the Lawrenceville community this past fall as the School’s new medical director.

Winter/Spring 2026

Flake: Challenges Are Best Met Through Collective Effort

The former U.S. senator and ambassador called trust the currency that makes democratic systems function.

Winter/Spring 2026

Lens into the Past

The Stephan Archives debuted a student-made film by Harry Robinson Safford, Class of 1930, at the inaugural New Jersey Archival Film Festival in November at Monmouth University.

Fall 2025

Pathways and Possibilities

Dozens of Lawrentians returned to campus to share their professional journeys with today’s students at Career Day.

Fall 2025

‘Take Science Where the Problems Are’

Roger I. Glass ’63, recipient of Lawrenceville’s Aldo Leopold Award, encouraged students to find their paths and make a difference.

Fall 2025

Mr. Big Shot

Yushi Kamisaku ’26 got his call to the big leagues last May, seizing the opportunity to photograph the action on the field at Yankee Stadium during the Bronx Bombers’ win against the Texas Rangers.