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.
‘The Culture Keepers of Our Houses’ Lawrenceville’s Fifth Form prefects provide a steady, relatable hand to younger students in their Houses.
A New Hand on the Gavel The first woman president of the School’s Board of Trustees, Celeste Mellet ’94 P’27 ’30 balances an inclusive, collaborative approach with the decisive leadership needed to guide Lawrenceville forward.
Winter/Spring 2026 Pat MacKinnon has Welcomed a Generation of Lawrentians to Campus “Mrs. Mac” greets every visitor with a smile and the same assurance she’s offered for 18 years: You belong here.
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 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 Thank a Teacher The most important lesson I learned from her is something that I believe our faculty here at Lawrenceville know well, which is that teaching is about love and trust.
Winter/Spring 2026 Reading the Room Alexander Salgado-Lozhkin ’26 balances instinct and inheritance, shaping the crowd’s energy from the first drop to the final beat.
Fall 2025 Reflecting on a Decade The first time I wrote one of these notes from the editor, it was exactly ten years ago [...]. As thrilled as I was to take the helm of this publication, I was also a bit apprehensive.
Fall 2025 On Leadership When you can demonstrate the ability to create connection with others, and to believe in their good will, people will trust and will go with you. We simply have to recognize it, and to act on it.
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.
Winter/Spring 2025 Our Common Bond No matter how different our individual experiences were, we are linked through Lawrenceville. Let’s celebrate that.
