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.
Summer 2026 Noteworthy 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.
Winter/Spring 2026 The Big Question “When did you first realize you were truly educated?” Readers respond to The Big Question from the Fall 2025 Lawrentian.
Winter/Spring 2026 On the Side Pat MacKinnon has Welcomed a Generation of Lawrentians to Campus “Mrs. Mac” greets every visitor with a smile and the same assurance she’s offered for 18 years: You belong here.
Winter/Spring 2026 On the Side Gloria Yu ’26 Named Top 300 Regeneron Scholar Yu conducted her research over two summers as an intern in the Princeton University Laboratory Learning Program.
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.
Winter/Spring 2026 Op-Ed From the Lawrenceville Alumni Council The Alumni Council has been hard at work advancing alumni engagement across the Lawrenceville community.
