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 Table Talk Ancient Words, Modern Minds By studying a so-called “dead language,” students are breathing life into the way they interpret their contemporary readings. Reports of Latin’s demise are greatly exaggerated.
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 Noteworthy Depth Perception Lawrenceville’s new Advanced Civic Studies course helped Leila Campbell ’26 — and other students — see community engagement in a new dimension.
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.
