By Fiona Fu ’25 After two flights and a long day of bonding by proximity, 13 faculty and six students traveled from Wallingford to St. Louis, Missouri, to attend the annual three-day National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) People of Color Conference (PoCC) and Student Diversity Leadership Conference (SDLC), respectively.Read More
By Reinah Lee ’26 The twinkling of the tree illuminates the dining hall as students pile in wearing their themed attire. The sound of chocolate pouring from the fountain and the rapid-fire clicks of a camera shutter going off are drowned out by the DJ’s tunes. This is the biggestRead More
By Jolie Zhang ’26 Students sifted through a treasure trove of trendy yet affordable clothing pieces at the annual second-hand clothing exchange — Thrifty Boar. The chic and eco-conscious clothing sale was hosted by Choate’s Conservation Proctors (C-Proctors) in the bustling Student Activity Center (SAC) on December 1. Three longRead More
By Deyi Meng ’26 Choate’s i.d. Lab Alumni Series provides students who are interested in robotics with a better understanding of the various professional opportunities in the field after high school. On November 14, the School hosted alumna Ms. Kristen Andonie ’17 to present at the event after its briefRead More
By Deyi Meng ’26 Mile by mile, the Health Center’s busy day-to-day arrangements are supported by two unsung heroes, who sit behind the wheel of vans and cars to ensure that Choate students receive the necessary treatment. Mrs. Ixel Olmo and Mrs. Sanaa Sofiane perform the critical task of transportingRead More
By Steven Kee ‘27 No matter how strong your bladder is, everyone has used a bathroom on campus. There is a wide variety of restrooms for members of the Choate community to choose from, each providing students and faculty alike with a unique experience of dealing with natural bodily functions.Read More
By Calvin Moon ’24 All over Wallingford, election campaign signs decorate residents’ front lawns. On November 7, Wallingford citizens cast their votes for the town’s first new mayor in 40 years after Mr. William Dickinson, who had been mayor since 1984, decided not to run for another term in office.Read More
