Graphic by Yujin Kim ’23 Republican George Santos of New York’s third congressional district was delivered a resume full of lies.  Seeking his first term in office, he fabricated his background and experience to sell his candidacy to voters, creating a profile that made him the “full embodiment of theRead More

The Red Cross Club hosted its first annual blood drive since the Covid-19 pandemic, offering students an opportunity to contribute to their community. The event took place on Tuesday, January 10 at the Tartan courts in the Worthington Johnson Athletic Center (WJAC) which was transformed into a blood donation center.Read More

Over 200 students and teachers flooded campus for Choate’s Invitational Debate Tournament. From 10 a.m. until 4:30 p.m., students clashed in exciting debates. The stakes were high, as the speaker who won the advanced division of the tournament would claim a spot at the World Championships in Durbin, South Africa.Read More

A new initiative, Lunch with the Counselors, launched its first session on Tuesday, January 10. The program will hold weekly sessions from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout January and February in the Student Activities Center (SAC). Open to all, these sessions seek to normalize andRead More

Choate’s 32nd annual Diversity Day included a keynote speaker session featuring Dr. Ilyasah Shabazz and Mr. Ndaba Mandela, a Q&A session, workshops, film screenings, and a lunch with the speakers. This year’s theme “United in Difference” reflects Choate’s values of taking pride in its diverse community and represents the continuedRead More

The 2022 World Cup season was a thrilling time to be at Choate. Clusters of students watched games all over campus, whether on big screens in Lanphier Cafe and the Bay Room, or on laptops and iPads in the dining hall and dorm rooms. People would settle down on theRead More

Studying is an inevitable part of the Choate experience, but we can all agree that being productive is sometimes challenging. As if it is not hard enough to manage the homework of five to six classes, most students also balance sports practices or rehearsals and attending several clubs with socializingRead More

“I find that Choate students are often so busy that they forget basic necessities like nutrition and hydration. My goal for this year is to drink more water and carry my water bottle with me wherever I go.” – Cassatt Boatwright ’24 “I feel that exercise is a great wayRead More

When Choate students walk down Christian Street, they often see a white boarded-up dorm named Homestead. Now serving as a sixth-form girls’ dorm, Homestead is viewed as any other ordinary dorm by those who are unaware of its history. From its connections to the founders of The Choate School andRead More