This is the first episode of a three-part series that aims to provide a brief timeline of race relations at Choate. Research about the history of Choate Rosemary Hall is an ongoing process; if you are curious about learning more, visit the Archives. The Civil Rights Movement of the 1950sRead More
Choate students pose in front of the Supreme Court of the United States. After a two-year hiatus, members of Choate’s John F. Kennedy (JFK) Program in Government and Public Service joined with the Honors U.S. Government and Politics II class for a trip to Washington, D.C.. From January 29 toRead More
Photo by Ramsey Scott ’23/The Choate News Assistant Athletic Trainer Ms. Tanisha Clark is a shining light in the midst of the chaotic athletic training room at Choate. Known throughout campus for her infectious positivity and kind nature, Ms. Clark brings happiness to all who have the pleasure of crossingRead More
Photo courtesy of Toffy Prakittiphoom ’24/The Choate News As the winter season is in full force, a dedicated group of runners rise to the challenges that come with the shortened days and harsher weather conditions. Despite the unique obstacles that nature presents, many student-athletes at Choate are taking on winterRead More
Graphic by Maddy Childs ’26/The Choate News In the increasingly digitized world, Choate winter sports teams are making a splash on social media. From practice videos to game announcements and player profiles, these accounts showcase the hard work and success of Choate athletes. Girls’ Varsity Basketball, composed of 10 skilledRead More
2022 has been an important year for Connecticut state elections, with the governor’s race, one of two senator’s races, and all five House of Representative races occurring this past November. The 2022 Election for Connecticut’s governor finished with the re-election of Mr. Ned Lamont from the Democratic Party. Governor Lamont’sRead More
Content disclaimer: This article discusses a change in Connecticut’s laws pertaining to the adult recreational use of cannabis. However, Choate’s policy regarding cannabis has not changed. According to Dean of Students Mr. Mike A. Velez ’00, “Since it is a major school rule, the Dean of Students Office would lookRead More
Connecticut has bestowed the titles of “State Hero” and “State Heroine” to two people who overcame obstacles and persevered to fight for their justice: Nathan Hale and Prudence Crandall. Although many may have heard the famous words “I only regret that I have but one life to lose for myRead More
Every ovation-worthy performance and beloved play or musical starts with an audition. Auditions are critical for those involved in the arts because they grant exciting new opportunities and experiences. However, the high stakes of an audition can often make for a stressful experience. This year, the Mamma Mia! spring musicalRead More
