On Monday, April 8, students gath- ered in Elfers Hall for the annual Lam- bert Lecture, delivered by poet, essay- ist, and basketball enthusiast Mr. Ross Gay. The Lambert family founded the Lambert Lecture...

The Tremaine Art Gallery opened Dialogue: Art in Conversation by Valerie Hammond and Tate Klacsmann ’01 on April 6. Ms. Joan Baldwin, curator of special collections, included Hammond’s and Klacsmann’s...

Led by new Head Coach Andrew D’Ambrosio, Boys Varsity Golf is entering the 2024 Spring season after practicing indoors for the first part of the season due to rain. Coach D’Ambrosio comes to Boys...

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 April 6 and 7, select players from Boys Varsity Tennis, along with Head Coaches Edgar Giffenig and Josh Smith, participated in the Kingswood Invitational Tennis Tournament (KITT), where the team placed...

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...

Bridget Reese ’24 is a four-year Senior from Jupiter, Florida. She is co-captain of the Rowing team and is committed to row at the University of Virginia next year. Last year, Reese placed 9th in the...

Round Square is an international partnership of over 250 schools in more than 50 countries and territories committed to fostering student leadership. The school joined the organization in 1998 to further...

Thomas C. Werner ’67 received the 2022 Alumni Award at an all-school ceremony on Friday, May 6. The Alumni Award is presented annually to a notable school graduate who has made significant contributions...

School administration announced a major overhaul to the Drug and Alcohol Policy in early March, culminating a decades-long effort for reform revitalized nearly a year ago by all-school president Sydney...

The Record is taking the rare step of publishing an anonymous Opinions essay. We have done so at the request of the author, whose identity is known to us and who could face harmful repercussions by its...

In October, Nikole Hannah-Jones, founder of the 1619 Project, a New York Times exploration of the legacy of slavery and racism in America, was invited to speak at the Middlesex School for Black History...