Unraveling Lincoln America’s 16th president is a “mythological creature,” says history teacher Regan Kerney, and it’s crucial for students to strip away the legend to uncover something real.
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.
Winter/Spring 2025 Fair to Fowl Conservationist Ray P. Holland, Class of 1904, was a fierce advocate for migratory birds and the force behind the Postal Service’s still popular duck stamp.
Winter/Spring 2025 An Intellectual Revolution? At Lawrenceville, students are using artificial intelligence to assist understanding rather than as a tool to replace it.
Winter/Spring 2025 Ali Leads PBS Series Unveiling History of Islam in America Zaheer Ali, executive director of the Hutchins Institute for Social Justice, executive-produced a six-part PBS documentary film series exploring the deep history of Muslims in America.
Fall 2024 Having Community Conversations Lawrenceville’s ongoing special speaker series is designed to help students understand the context and complexities of the Middle East conflict.
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.
Spring 2024 Lawrenceville’s Summer Olympians: Philip Riker III, Class of 1964, P’90 The ink was barely dry on Philip Riker III’s Lawrenceville diploma when he competed in the 1964 Summer Olympics in Tokyo in the 200-meter butterfly.
Spring 2024 Lawrenceville’s Summer Olympians: H. Boyce Budd, Class of 1957 Even as Boyce Budd was rowing toward gold in the men’s eight with coxswain during the 1964 Summer Games in Tokyo, his path to the finish line was anything but a straight line.
