On Monday, January 10, the Committee on Student Activities (COSA) once again began its annual club proposal process, an opportunity for students to present and start their own clubs on campus. An organization of 12 students working in cooperation with the Student Activities Office, COSA helps manage and improve theRead More
On January 6, Joy Bang ’22 was announced as a semifinalist and one of the top 300 scholars for the 2022 Regeneron Science Talent Search (STS), one of the oldest and most prestigious high school math and science research competitions in the country. This year, 1,804 students from 603 highRead More
After a rise in Covid-19 cases on campus, Choate’s administration decided on Tuesday, December 14, that classes would be held remotely for the final two days before Winter Break. As of Tuesday evening, 15 cases of Covid had been identified on campus as well as a number of flu cases. Read More
On Tuesday, November 9, and Thursday, November 11, the 14 sixth-form participants of the Science Research Program (SRP) gave their annual Student Lecture Series (SLS) presentationsdetailing their summer research. Each night from 7 to 8:30 p.m., two sessions were held simultaneously in Elman and Getz Auditorium. Each presentation was aroundRead More
November nationally commemorates Native American Heritage Month. This November, the deep history of Indigenous peoples in Connecticut is being honored by regional institutions and community organizations. Before Connecticut was a British colony, the region was inhabited by Native tribes: the Nipmuc, the Sequin (consisting of the Tunxis, Schaghticoke, Quinnipiac, Podunk,Read More
On Thursday, October 15, the Choate Rosemary Hall Board of Trustees convened on campus for the first time since the fall of 2019, and remained through Friday for a series of committee meetings and announcements. The Board of Trustees is comprised of 21 people, composed largely of Choate alumni andRead More
From gardening rules to groovy tunes, Ross Gay, poet and author of this year’s summer reading book The Book of Delights, joined the School meeting over Zoom on October 29 to read book excerpts and answer questions. In making the decision for The Book of Delights to be the summerRead More
On Tuesday, September 28, students and faculty convened in Colony Hall for the first Community Conversation of the year, which centered on Hispanic and Latinx identity. Dean of Equity and Inclusion Dr. Rachel Myers began this series last year to foster “an intentional space and time for all students, faculty,Read More
After serving the past 24 years as the Wallingford Police Chief, Mr. William Wright announced last April that he would be retiring from his position to join Choate as the new Director of Operations. Mr. Wright first joined the Wallingford Police Department in 1995, citing hopes to have a tangibleRead More
