Spring 2024 Noteworthy Putting Research Under the Microscope The Hutchins Scholars in Science Research learn next to some of the nation’s top lab experts.
Spring 2024 Ask the Archivist A Curtain Rises Although the Allan P. Kirby Arts Center celebrated its 60th anniversary in 2023, its roots actually go back a full century, to November 1923.
Spring 2024 Features A Just Legacy Lawrenceville’s first Black school president ponders the Supreme Court’s dismantling of college legacy admissions just as his family gained an institutional foothold. Is it for the best? Does it even matter?
Spring 2024 Table Talk The Fork in the Road In 1969, after a stint in professional baseball and two years teaching at Peddie School, Champ Atlee ’62 received an offer to return to Lawrenceville. The rest is history. And it’s here.
Spring 2024 Take This Job & Love It Purveyor of People’s Dreams From diving with orcas in Norway to racing water buffalo in Bali, O’Neal Tutein ’94 wants to open the world to daring travelers.
Spring 2024 Features Saving Sequoia Michael Cantor ’79 is returning the century-old ‘Floating White House’ to its grandeur of long ago, creating a mobile museum of presidential history.
Spring 2024 On the Side Novel Graphics Hale Brown ’23 began creating Instagram college commitment edits for many of the best prep lacrosse players in the country while he was still at Lawrenceville.
Spring 2024 On the Side Stamp of Approval Gary L. Ford Jr. ’95 sees his hero, civil rights lawyer, activist, and pioneering federal court judge Constance Baker Motley, commemorated by the Postal Service.