Spring 2024 Saving Sequoia Michael Cantor ’79 is returning the century-old ‘Floating White House’ to its grandeur of long ago, creating a mobile museum of presidential history.
Spring 2024 Novel Graphics Hale Brown ’23 began creating Instagram college commitment edits for many of the best prep lacrosse players in the country while he was still at Lawrenceville.
Spring 2024 Stamp of Approval Gary L. Ford Jr. ’95 sees his hero, civil rights lawyer, activist, and pioneering federal court judge Constance Baker Motley, commemorated by the Postal Service.
Spring 2024 Paging Through New Works from Lawrentians Literary Lawrenceville alumni have been working feverishly at their keyboards to present new books exploring international espionage, cancel culture, and even ways to get your own book published.
Fall/Winter 2023 Windows to the Soul After nearly 130 years, the historic and beautiful Tiffany windows of Edith Memorial Chapel are in need of conservation.
Winter 2022 Slide Show Kelly Curtis ’08 is one of just two U.S. women competing in the skeleton at the 2022 Winter Olympics.
Fall 2019 They Can’t Guard You, Garry! Long before he had superstars on speed dial, hall of fame journalist Garry D. Howard ’77 felt the sting of exclusion.
