Summer 2026 Features Catching Lightning in a Can Clement Pappas ’92 and his company’s Surfside went from a novel idea for canned drinks to the fastest-growing alcohol brand in the world seemingly overnight.
Summer 2026 Features A New Hand on the Gavel The first woman president of the School’s Board of Trustees, Celeste Mellet ’94 P’27 ’30 balances an inclusive, collaborative approach with the decisive leadership needed to guide Lawrenceville forward.
Summer 2026 Take This Job & Love It Tuned in to Talent Chelsea Adams ’07 finds the perfect voices for stories at Audible through a deep pool of sources.
Summer 2026 Noteworthy ‘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.
Summer 2026 Noteworthy 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.
Summer 2026 Noteworthy ‘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.
Summer 2026 Noteworthy ‘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.
Winter/Spring 2026 On the Side Bookmarks: Paging Through New Works from Lawrentians Literary Lawrenceville alumni battle book-banning, explain how to halt the effects of sedentary life on screens, and reveal the broad clout of a turn-of-the century New Jersey mayor.
