Can you imagine School Meetings where a microphone-less speaker has to shout into the audience? Thanks to the work of Mr. Paul Bozzi, a sound technician and Assistant Technical Director in the Arts Department, the School is able to put together productions and events with elaborate sound technology.  Mr. BozziRead More

Walking into the Student Activities Center (SAC), one can always find students working on projects, hanging out at the Tuck Shop, or attending various club meetings. It is a space where people can feel comfortable and relax with friends after a long day. On the weekends, the SAC is alwaysRead More

During the rigorous academic day, Choate students are given a rewarding time of relaxation in the form of free periods. These blocks give them three to six hours a week to do whatever they please, such as taking casual naps in their dorm rooms, doing homework in St. John Hall,Read More

A platter of neatly stacked rice and vegetables snugly wrapped in a seaweed blanket gleams alongside freshly baked focaccia bread. The hands that concocted these delicious creations are those of Chef Janusz. Who is graced with these heavenly dishes? The answer is: people living at the Kohler Environmental Center (KEC). Read More

Graphic by Brian Yip ’24 Recently, Liz Truss, the new Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, and her administration announced that they would cut taxes while increasing government spending to mend the economic repercussions of exorbitant energy prices. Unfortunately, the recent change has negatively affected the British market and createdRead More

Graphic by Brian Yip ’24 While the world’s attention has been focused on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, increasing energy prices, and the Queen’s death, one critical event has gone under the radar.  In the South Caucasus, Azerbaijan launched another attack on Armenia over the disputed territory of Nagorno-Karabakh. According toRead More

In a time of political turmoil on the Southern border, instead of seeking lasting solutions, two Republican governors have proceeded with a different strategy: political stunts. In April, thr Governor of Texas, Greg Abbott, sent buses full of migrants to the Northeast, planning to drop them and their belongings offRead More

Winner of the California Book Award for First Fiction, Los Angeles Times Book Prize Finalist for First Fiction, author of All About Eggs, A Cookbook and this year’s summer reading, Goodbye, Vitamin, Rachel Khong visited Choate on September 20 to give the School a glimpse into her writing process —Read More

Graphic by Yujin Kim ’23 Choate has a large assortment of fascinating electives. From “Chemistry of Food” to “Music Production,” there are numerous ways for students to explore new topics and pursue their passions. Despite all of the options offered, I believe that there is a crucial class missing fromRead More