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.
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.
Fall 2025 AI for the Better Under a Marshall Scholarship, Ghael Fobes ’17 is studying the ethics and efficacy of AI usage.
Fall 2025 Meet Karen Karen Hao ’11 is the right journalist to understand the perils and promise of artificial intelligence.
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.
Fall 2025 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.
Fall 2025 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.
Fall 2025 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.
Fall 2025 A Friend Indeed Deeply grateful for an experience that he says transformed him, Matt Dominy ’65 has become a tie that binds his classmates.
Fall 2025 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.
Fall 2025 The Bard Sublime Arthur Sze ’68 was named the 25th U.S. poet laureate by the Library of Congress in September.
