Girls’ Varsity Soccer: The Girls’ Varsity Soccer team had an outstanding season this fall, with an impressive record of 15-2-1. With a mix of four-year players and newer recruits, the team had a successful season and a great team bond. Their success in their interscholastic competitions made them both WWNEPSSARead More
Ryan Kim ’23 and Ryan Yang ’23 were named 2023 Scholars in the Regeneron Science Talent Search (Regeneron STS). Although the STS competition was first established in 1942 by the U.S. government to increase science talent to combat the Soviet Union during the Cold War, it has since evolved intoRead More
Graphic by Yujin Kim ’23 Republican George Santos of New York’s third congressional district was delivered a resume full of lies. Seeking his first term in office, he fabricated his background and experience to sell his candidacy to voters, creating a profile that made him the “full embodiment of theRead More
The start of the school year’s athletic competitions has been thrilling, and the new Boar Pen is ready to unify our campus teams. The Boar Pen is a group of seniors carefully selected by the previous year’s members based on their outgoing personality and commitment to school spirit. This year’sRead More
Graphic by Yujin Kim ’23/The Choate News After two seasons of being unable to sail due to the pandemic, the Varsity Sailing team has finally returned to the water. The team has thoroughly enjoyed sailing together during the start of this season and are back to their busy schedule ofRead More
Photo by Toffy Prakittiphoom/The Choate News Behind the scenes of Choate’s rigorous athletics programs is the equipment room, or “the Cage,” as Choate students call it. Athletes usually head to the Cage before practice or games, where the staff supplies them with items such as equipment and uniforms so thatRead More
Graphic by Katherine Chong ’25 There is a reason that Choate allows new students to take only five classes. At such an academically rigorous school, taking five subjects is already a heavy workload. On top of that, students join sports teams, clubs, ensembles, and other extracurriculars as they become acclimatedRead More
