Alumni

Fall 2025

‘Take Science Where the Problems Are’

Roger I. Glass ’63, recipient of Lawrenceville’s Aldo Leopold Award, encouraged students to find their paths and make a difference.

A Radical Transformation

The Fathers Building, which celebrated its centennial in 2025, enjoyed a sweeping refurbishment a dozen years ago. But the edifice also was fundamentally altered barely a decade after it first opened.

Conservation Through Collaboration

For Hannah-Marie Garcia-Ladd ’15, building bridges between the Indigenous and scientific communities in Alaska is at the core of her work.

Mr. Big Shot

Yushi Kamisaku ’26 got his call to the big leagues last May, seizing the opportunity to photograph the action on the field at Yankee Stadium during the Bronx Bombers’ win against the Texas Rangers.

A Friend Indeed

Deeply grateful for an experience that he says transformed him, Matt Dominy ’65 has become a tie that binds his classmates.

Seems Like Old Times

As the calendar turned to June, generations of Lawrentians, particularly from the classes of the 0s and 5s, returned to campus to celebrate their connections to each other at Alumni Reunion Weekend 2025.

The Bard Sublime

Arthur Sze ’68 was named the 25th U.S. poet laureate by the Library of Congress in September.

The Big Question

Readers tell us: "Who at Lawrenceville made a difference in your life? And why?"

More Alumni

Winter/Spring 2025

Our Common Bond

No matter how different our individual experiences were, we are linked through Lawrenceville. Let’s celebrate that.

Winter/Spring 2025

Not Just Riding the Wave

A legend of the water in his native Hawai’i, Nick Beck ’58 was enshrined in his home state’s Waterman Hall of Fame in November.

Winter/Spring 2025

The Net Result

Mathew Johnson ’13 is an integral part of a coaching staff that was vying for its third straight national title this spring.

Winter/Spring 2025

Scans vs. Scams

As the chief technology officer for America’s fourth-largest voting machine manufacturer, Chip Trowbridge '90 knows why the notion of widespread voter fraud is so far-fetched.

Winter/Spring 2025

Turning Passion into Progress

The William Bouton Welles ’71 Grants enable student recipients to pursue high-level research projects of their own design, spanning diverse subjects.

Winter/Spring 2025

Tell Us Your Answer to The Big Question

We will occasionally pose a question to you, and then run selected responses in the next issue of The Lawrentian.

Fall 2024

A Hub of Campus Life

Lawrenceville celebrated the long-awaited completion of Tsai Field House, its united dining and athletics facility, with its chief benefactors, Joe Tsai ’82 and Clara Wu Tsai.

Fall 2024

Under the Stars

After years of obscurity, Lawrenceville’s astronomical observatory is being rediscovered by drivers arriving on campus through the new Gaw Entrance.

Fall 2024

Taking the Guesswork Out of Mealtime

By inspiring busy people in the kitchen, Caroline Chambers ’07 has turned her top-ranked food-and-drink newsletter into a highly anticipated cookbook.