By Cindy Tian ’27 During your first few weeks at Choate, did you ever feel adrift or set apart from everyone else? Or, perhaps, you found yourself wondering why your grades didn’t align with the effort you were putting in? These new experiences, while challenging, are crucial to personal growthRead More
By Kaylin Lam ’27 If you’re looking for a cute Wallingford luncheonette or craving some grilled cheese, then Caseus Provisions is the place to go. Caseus Provisions, a specialty cheese shop located on Center Street, features a staple classic grilled cheese sandwich. However, they’re not limited to just lunch items.Read More
By Chelsea Branch ’25 Through a jetlag-induced haze, I couldn’t help but wonder, Am I dreaming? I was not. After 7 hours of being sandwiched between two unduly chatty passengers, I had finally arrived in France, where I would spend the summer of 2023 abroad. Taking a deep breath, IRead More
By Adrian Torres ’25 To celebrate Hispanic and Latiné Heritage Month (September 15-October 15), the Andrew Mellon Library curated a display in collaboration with the School’s Hispanic Latiné Forum (HLF) in the Reading Room. Additionally, a wide array of digital resources featuring works by the Hispanic community were spotlighted onRead 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 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 Rella Wang ’26 Every October, Connecticut welcomes an enchanting chill, the rustle of leaves, and the ghostly light of jack-o-lanterns. With Halloween quickly approaching, Connecticut is gearing up for this spooky season by organizing events for its citizens. One such activity is the Seaside Shadows Haunted History Tours. OnRead More
