On Monday, April 8, students gathered in Elfers Hall for the annual Lambert Lecture, delivered by poet, essayist, and basketball enthusiast Mr. Ross Gay. The Lambert family founded the Lambert Lecture...

On Sunday, April 7, over 100 students and faculty members gathered near Lake Wononscopomuc for the annual tradition of the Polar Plunge. The event was initiated by the local community at the Grove, Lakeville’s...

On Friday, April 12, students observed the Day of Silence, a protest in support of LGBTQ+ students. The day was followed by an interschool dance hosted by the Gender & Sexualities Alliance (GSA),...

Through the Round Square exchange program, the school has welcomed four new students from Colombia, India, and Singapore for the fourth marking period. The exchange program began when the school joined...

On Sunday, April 7, English students presented their writing at the 3rd Annual Literature in Time (LiT) Conference in Harris House. Twelve Upper Mids and Seniors shared works separated into three categories:...

On Monday, April 8, members of the community donned plastic solar glasses as they gathered on the quad outside Memorial Dormitory to witness a partial solar eclipse. A total solar eclipse occurs when...

On Friday, February 23, All-school Presidents Anji Ashaye ’24 and Jacquo Pierre ’24 hosted the inaugural winter pep rally in Walker Auditorium, marking the culmination of the Winter athletic season.  Ashaye...

A Raisin in the Sun, Hotchkiss Dramatic Association’s winter production, opened on Friday, February 23 for a weekend-long run.  The play was written by Lorraine Hansberry in 1957. When it debuted on...

On Tuesday, February 27, the school welcomed Dr. Nicholas Gaffney, assistant professor of African American and modern U.S. history at the U.S. Naval Academy as a speaker for Black History Month.  Dr....

In preparation for the 50th anniversary of coeducation in 2024-2025, the school has introduced two new co-curriculars for the 2024 spring season that will focus on women’s contribution to the school:...

This year’s celebrations of Black History Month are focusing on the Harlem Renaissance, a cultural movement from the 1920s and 30s when African American music, art, and literature prospered in New York’s...