Meet Larry A retired minister of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), Larry Jones ’67 knows about answering the call. But sometimes, you have to heed the call of the open road, too.
Weekes Eyes a Great Year Grace Weekes ’27 was elected Student Council president for the 2026-27 academic year.
The Spirit of ’66 — since ’76 Doug Hirsh ’66 is the first 50-year class correspondent in the history of The Lawrentian.
Bookmarks: Paging Through New Works from Lawrentians Literary Lawrenceville alumni provide a roadmap for dealing with memory loss in loved ones, reveal a recent foreign relations phenomenon, and reflect on an artistic immersion in Japan more than sixty years ago.
Celebrating a Semiquincentennial So, fire up your grill, reflect on this milestone point in history, and be grateful for the ones who make us what we are.
Red, Black, and Back More than 1,500 Lawrentians and guests from the past 80 years returned to campus for Alumni Reunion Weekend in May to celebrate, reconnect, and forge new bonds.
Playing from a Place of Joy After starring at Lawrenceville and Penn, Duke Lacroix ’11 helped lead the Haiti men’s national team to the World Cup for the first time in 52 years.
Winter/Spring 2026 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 From the Lawrenceville Alumni Council The Alumni Council has been hard at work advancing alumni engagement across the Lawrenceville community.
Winter/Spring 2026 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 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 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 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.