By Reinah Lee ’26 and Eva Swanson ’25 Following months of research in their chosen fields, students in the Science Research Program (SRP) compiled their studies into their Student Lecture Series (SLS) presentations, which took place on November 7 and 9. This year, the SRP students in the quantitative sciencesRead More

By Grace LaPlaca ’25 With massive crowds and pumping adrenaline, Deerfield Day is an annual opportunity for sports teams to play their best and for the Choate community to embody Blue and Gold. Five student-athletes recall how they prepared for Deerfield Days and their lasting memories from the days ofRead More

By Eliana Li ’26 Morocco and Libya are currently experiencing tremendous devastation as a result of the recent earthquakes and floods. In response to this, several clubs and faculty members at Choate collaborated to host a fundraiser last week to help those affected in both countries. The fundraiser was heldRead More

By Victoria DeVito ’27 Snapping away on the sidelines of the pool, fields, track, and court, student sports photographers point their lenses to capture special sporting moments throughout the seasons.  Garrett Curtis ’24 picked up photography during the pandemic using his father’s old camera. After photographing the football game duringRead More

By Lucy Domingo ’26 The Theatre Department’s fall production is preparing to take the Paul Mellon Arts Center (PMAC) stage with a comedy full of magic and props. Directed by English teacher Mrs. Katherine Doak, Puffs, or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic, alsoRead More

By Lucy LaPlaca ’26 and Emily Scandrett ’26 Students looking for activities to participate in on weekends are in luck: the Student Committee on Programming and Engagement (SCOPE) works hard to plan weekly events for students to participate in. SCOPE was formerly known as the Committee on Student Activities (COSA),Read More

By Lauren Hsu ’24 and Ayaz Zuberi ’27 According to the archives of The Choate School and Rosemary Hall, horses once trotted through campus and a riflery range was housed in the Worthington Johnson Athletics Center (WJAC). Since then, sports teams, such as the equestrian and riflery teams, have comeRead More

By Jai Midha ’27 Students, faculty, and staff walking into the dining hall are sometimes greeted by a long table draped in red fabric. On it are an assortment of pies on silver platters. The occasion? National Pie Day. Aside from the typical offerings in the dining hall, SAGE DiningRead More

By Fiona Fu ’25 When ChatGPT was released for public use on November 30, 2022, the world was forced to reckon with the endless potential of artificial intelligence (AI). Schools, in particular, faced a unique dilemma: should they integrate AI into their curriculums and embrace its educational capabilities, or shutRead More