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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

Ms. Gardiner has been the 2025 class dean for three years.

Ms. Gardiner Offers Closing Advice to The Senior Class

Carita Gardiner, Dean of the Class of 2025 June 5, 2025

The following is a transcript of some of the remarks given by Ms. Carita Gardiner, dean of the class of 2025, at the Senior Awards Ceremony on Thursday, May 29. Before I address the class for the last...

"Stephens will attend Morehouse College next year, where he plans to continue playing ultimate."

AOI: Isaiah Stephens ’25

Keven Luiru ’27, Staff Writer and Website Manager May 18, 2025

Isaiah Stephens ’25 is a four-year Senior  from  Ellenwood,  Georgia, and co-captain of Varsity Ultimate Frisbee.  He  has  played  on  the team for three years. He serves as all-school president,...

AOI: Olivia Zhang ’25

AOI: Olivia Zhang ’25

Clover Curry ’27 May 18, 2025

Olivia Zhang ’25 is a four-year Senior from Hong Kong. She is a member of Girls JV Squash, Varsity Diving,  and  Varsity  Track  and Field and co-head of Students for Environmental Action (SEA) and...

"Ms. Kern performed Rachmaninoff at the final Philharmonic concert of the season."

Music Exclusive: An Interview with Olga Kern

Jeremy Cao ’28 May 18, 2025

On May 3, 2025, Olga Kern performed  Rachmaninoff’s  Piano Concerto No. 2 for the final concert of   the   2024-25   Philharmonic season. Ms. Kern, who began studying piano  at  age  five ...

Don’t Be Afraid of a Trade War with China

Don’t Be Afraid of a Trade War with China

Khloe Kim ’28 May 18, 2025

From the establishment of the People’s Republic of China in 1949 to the ongoing trade war, the U.S. and  China  have  a  long-standing history  of  social,  political,  and economic relations. Although...

2025-26 Proctors by Dorm

2025-26 Proctors by Dorm

Lauren Niem ’26, Graphics Editor May 18, 2025

HDA Presents the World Premiere of R.I.P. Lunch

HDA Presents the World Premiere of R.I.P. Lunch

Taylor Pang ’27 May 18, 2025

On May 9, 2025, the Hotchkiss Dramatic   Association   (HDA) presented the world premiere of R.I.P Lunch, the final mainstage production of the 2024-2025 school year. As part of the celebration of the...

Former Instructor Publishes Prep School Novel

Former Instructor Publishes Prep School Novel

Anthony Hu ’25, Former Editor-in-Cheif May 18, 2025

Former instructor in English and poet-in-residence, Ms. Susan Kinsolving, is the author of four poetry collections. After being invited to the school as a visiting poet in 2009, she joined the community...

Alumnae gathered at Fairfield Farm for dinner and toasts to close out the weekend festivities.

Alumnae & Guests Celebrate Coeducation

Cate Bogucki ’28 May 18, 2025

In honor of 50 years of coeducation, the school welcomed back over 250 alumae for a spring gala celebrating the contributions of girls and women to our community. The  weekend  kicked  off  on Friday,...

"Behind the Scenes with Bluenotes & Calliope"

“Behind the Scenes with Bluenotes & Calliope”

Aidan Song ’27 May 4, 2025

Bluenotes and Calliope, the school’s all-male and non-male a cappella groups, are often seen performing in the Chapel and at all-school events. Most students only get to see the final shows, so the Arts...

I’m Proud to Celebrate My Bicultural Identity

I’m Proud to Celebrate My Bicultural Identity

Mia Tan ’28 May 2, 2025

Every time someone asks me, “Where are you from? Did you say Thailand?” I’m reminded that my home is still unfamiliar to many here. Although I usually just reply, “I’m from  Taiwan,”  that ...

Tarrific or Tarrifying? Students Weigh in on Trump’s Tariffs

Tarrific or Tarrifying? Students Weigh in on Trump’s Tariffs

TATE COLLINS ‘27 After months of economic uncertainty— starting with coercive tariffs and taking a  brief  excursion  into  universal  and supposedly “reciprocal” tariffs—only one remains...

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