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The Hotchkiss Record

The Record is a student-run bi-weekly print newspaper with daily digital presence on pressing issues and events inside the Hotchkiss community and around the globe.

The Hotchkiss Record

The Record is a student-run bi-weekly print newspaper with daily digital presence on pressing issues and events inside the Hotchkiss community and around the globe.

The Hotchkiss Record

Chicago received standing ovations at all three performances.

HDA Presents Chicago

Keven Luiru '27, Staff Writer November 14, 2024

“This trial...the whole world...it’s all show business,” crows flashy lawyer Billy Flynn near the end of Chicago. From November 8-10, the Hotchkiss Dramatic Association (HDA) presented Kander and...

Mr. Lu plays a violin made in the workshop of the famous Italian Guarneri family.

Philharmonic Welcomes Back Celebrated Violinist Siqing Lu

James Zhou '28 November 14, 2024

On Saturday, November 2, the Philharmonic welcomed back superstar violinist Siqing Lu P’27 as the featured performer of its season-opening concert. Founded in 2018 through the generosity of Barbara...

The film was screened at the Ukraine Action Summit in Washington, D.C.

An Interview with Joshua Zeman, Director of Checkpoint Zoo

Keven Luiru '27, Staff Writer October 24, 2024

On September 28, students were invited to an exclusive screening of the documentary Checkpoint Zoo and conversation with its director, Mr. Joshua Zeman. Filmed at the Feldman Ecopark Zoo in Kharkiv, Ukraine...

Rodin has played violin since he was six years old.

Artist of the Issue: Callum Rodin ʼ25

Kate Chou '25 and Teo Everts '26 October 24, 2024

Callum Rodin is a four-year Senior from New York City. He plays violin with the orchestra and Philharmonic, and has been a member of Bluenotes for four years. He is currently co-head of Bluenotes, Bring...

"Sitter” is by local artist Joy Brown.

Bronze “Sitter” Is Installed on Lawn

Kate Chou '25 and Teo Everts '26 October 24, 2024

On Tuesday, October 15, a bronze sculpture by local artist Joy Brown was installed south of the crosswalk on Route 41. “Sitter with Head in Hands” now looks out over the sun as it rises each morning. Ms....

Liu and Fang won 2nd and 3rd place out of 80 pianists from all over the world.

Emma Liu and Victoria Fang Win Awards At International Piano Competition

Aidan Song '27, Staff Writer October 3, 2024

On September 14, Emma Liu ’26 and Victoria Fang ’25 placed 2nd and 3rd, respectively, at the MozArte International Festival and Piano Competition Aachen in Germany. Eighty musicians from 24 countries...

“Taste of Home” features traditional Chinese dishes from Yang’s family dinners.

Artist of the Issue: Katie Yang ʼ25

Clover Curry '27, Staff Writer October 3, 2024

  Katie Yang ’25 is a three-year Senior from Lexington, Massachusetts. She is a design editor for ink., senior advisor to Females for Finance, co-editor of the Hotchkiss Review, and member of Girls...

Lee's family of artists encouraged his love of poetry from a young age.

Remy Lee ’26 Advances to the Semifinals in The National Student Poets Program

Keven Luiru '27 September 19, 2024

Last August, Remy Lee ’26 was chosen as one of 45 semifinalists for the National Student Poets Program, one of the nation’s highest honors for poets in 10th and 11th grades. Remy’s poem, “Quote...

The exhibit features 36 pieces, including sculptures, collages, paintings, and prints.

Tremaine Gallery Celebrates Alumnae Artists

Katie Qian '26 September 19, 2024

As you stroll around campus, you may notice the blue and white banners newly adorning campus lampposts—a signal of the celebratory events comemorating women’s contributions to the school. The Tremaine...

Art Club hosts drawing sessions and workshops for students

Arts editors Kate Chou ’25 and Teo Everts ’26 highlight several clubs that allow new Bearcats to explore their passions and pursue creative endeavors.

Kate Chou '25, Teo Everts '26 September 5, 2024

Art Club The Art Club offers visual artists a chance to meet like-minded peers and develop their skills. In addition to hosting figure-drawing sessions, dance invite poster-making workshops, and other...

This year, Barrata performed lead roles in Little Shop of Horrors and Hamlet.

Artist of the Issue: Nick Barrata

Kate Chou '25 and Teo Everts '26 May 31, 2024

Nick Barrata ’24 is a three-year Senior from New York City. He has participated in theatre for the past three years, recently performing lead roles in Little Shop of Horrors, Songs for a New World, and...

Nyoike performed in HDA productions, black boxes, and sang with Calliope.

Artist of the Issue: Mia Niokye

Kate Chou '25 and Teo Everts '26 May 31, 2024

Mia Nioyke is a four-year Senior from Methuen, Massachusetts. She has participated in theatre and the chorus for four years, performing in Mamma Mia!, Little Shop of Horrors, Into The Woods, and six black...

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