By Arjun Pathy ’25 A hallmark of the Choate experience is the vast alumni network that comes with it. On Sunday, October 1, 16 alumni working in fields ranging from media and television to finance and investment visited Choate as part of the School’s first in-person career fair since 2015.Read More

By Mwendwawangai Daisley ’24 In recent weeks, the financial world has been abuzz with news of Chinese real estate giant Evergrande teetering on the edge of collapse. While the Evergrande saga has been extensively covered, it is imperative that we examine this crisis in the context of broader issues surroundingRead More

By Leilani Gao ’26 Featured on the National Public Radio, The New York Times, The Guardian, and The New Yorker, internationally acclaimed artist and architect Mr. Mohamad Hafez’s art is on display in Choate’s Paul Mellon Arts Center (PMAC), where it will remain until its closing reception on November 3. Read More

By Eliana Li ’26 Every year, the Choate community mobilizes on Community Service Day to give back to those around them. In recognition of this year’s Community Service Day on Friday, September 29, the School participated in various service activities related to the theme, “Hungry for Justice.” The focus ofRead More

By Ada Tieanworn ’26 In the wake of a recent earthquake, Morocco’s hesitance in accepting international aid has drawn significant attention, igniting controversy and raising questions about their motivations and priorities. Despite the national pride that Morocco hopes to embody with their foreign policies, it is imperative that governments prioritizeRead More

By Dana Tan ’25 “I felt like the music belonged in a movie. It was so alive,” Mariana Verdi ’25 said after watching the Al Firdaus Ensemble’s performance at Choate’s Andrew Mellon Library on October 2. Hailing from Granada, Spain, the ensemble was invited to perform a medley of originalRead More

By Grace LaPlaca ’25 Choate is home to a myriad of talented musicians. However, this talent is not confined to just students and the Music Department; many non-music faculty members have extensive musical backgrounds. From being high school rock band members to competitive pianists, five teachers recounted their past experiencesRead More

By Eva Swanson ’25 Many non-profit organizations in the greater Wallingford area work to ensure that people across the state receive food and other necessities. Under this year’s Community Service Day theme, “Hungry For Justice,” members of the Choate community were scheduled to with organizations such as the West HavenRead More