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Head of School Steve Murray takes a selfie with a group of graduating girls near the Bowl at Commencement 2025.

One More for the Road:  As the faculty donned their academic regalia and the Commencement procession loomed, Head of School Steve Murray paused for one last selfie with members of the Class of 2025.

Paloma Torres
As students sit in rows looking forward in the Bowl at Commencement 2025, one smiling girl noticed a photographer to her left at the end of the row.

A Sideways Glance: Heading out into a polarized world, the Class of 2025 considered all the angles and left ready to “meet these challenges with
a deep and abiding hope for the future,” according to Head of School Steve Murray.

Paloma Torres
A drone shot high above campus shows it in its late April green.

Eye in the Sky: A drone shot from late April shows parts of Lawrenceville’s campus virtually unchanged from the 1890s, as well as much newer additions, such as Tsai Field House and the turf field spreading out from the field house’s front steps.

Nathaniel Bayona
Red class flags, embroidered with white class years, lay stacked against the brick wall of the Bowl and ready to go before the Grand March at Alumni Reunion Weekend.

A Banner Day: Before the Grand March kicked off at Alumni Reunion Weekend, these class flags were ready to herald the approach of their corresponding classes.

Pastel chalk drawings on the walkway into Stephens House welcome new residents.

A Welcome Sign: As new students prepared to move in in September, the girls of Stephens House made sure they felt at home.

Paloma Torres
E.J. Hernandez, head of Cleve House, sits in the lobby of Cleve discussing things with three resident boys.

New Year, Same Rules: E.J. Hernández, head of Cleve House, discusses expectations with his student residents following a fun summer off from school.

Paloma Torres
A new student and his mother pose inside a red "Lawrenceville - Go Big Red!" frame while another student takes their photo.

We Were Framed!: on move-in day, a new student and his mother posed for a photo, framed by a spirited “Go Big Red!” frame, to the delight of cheering students.

Paloma Torres
Op-Ed

In the year ahead, my focus is on strengthening engagement by establishing improved communications with each class and finding ways to create excitement around our School. Whether at reunions, regional gatherings, on-campus programs, affinity groups, or virtual events, these touchpoints are vital to keeping the Lawrenceville spirit alive. I believe the Alumni Council is at its best when we focus our efforts, doing fewer things but doing them well.

Greg Melconian '87 P'25 '27, president of the Alumni Association