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Lookin’ Good: Gruss Center for Art and Design, or GCAD, earned a Merit Award in the educational category in the 2023 American Institute of Architecture New England Architecture Awards. The award, which recognizes excellence in architecture across New England, was presented to Boston-based Sasaki Associates, the firm that designed Lawrenceville’s creative design center and makerspace and a hub for innovation, collaboration, and creativity.
In the Homestretch: By February, construction on Tsai Field House showed the focus of the work taking place on the Harkness Courtyard, the oval-shaped area that sits outside the nexus of Tsai Commons and the Field House.
Image Credit: The Albert M. Higley Co.
Steal My Sunshine: Students donned special specs to safely view the near-total solar eclipse during the afternoon of April 8.
’Bow Flex: Nature colorfully reminded Lawrenceville of its duality and awesome beauty following an April rainstorm.
As a student in the Kennedy House, I remember the negotiations — sometimes intense! — about what we were going to watch as a House on the one TV and the rickety VCR.