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.
Winter/Spring 2026 The Final Word One Last Thank You An original resident of McClellan House shares a final note of gratitude for someone who facilitated her opportunity as much as anyone.
Winter/Spring 2026 Ask the Archivist Built to Adapt Lawrenceville’s current housing system may seem like a timeless tradition, but since its earliest days, the School has perpetually pivoted in response to the needs of students.
Winter/Spring 2026 Take This Job & Love It Refilling a Need By following a mission of low-waste living, Julia Traggorth ’05 creates high-impact connections through her refill store.
Winter/Spring 2026 From the Basement of Pop Hall A Little Exploration There are spots here that you had no good reason to see, aside from those adventurous souls who made it their business to explore whatever they could — an impulse that I understand very well.
Winter/Spring 2026 Features The Hidden Lawrenceville Everyone who has ever passed through its gates knows well the beauty of Lawrenceville’s campus. But there are also the dimly lit spaces that exist out of the public view, concealed within the historical architecture we celebrate. They are the hidden Lawrenceville.
Winter/Spring 2026 Features I Mustache You A Question Ten years after arriving at Lawrenceville, Head of School Steve Murray H’54 ’55 ’63 ’65 ’16 P’16 ’21 reflects on his evolving sense of kinship with his twelve predecessors, the enduring power of the Harkness table — and the origins of his signature look.
