Graphic by Yujin Kim ’23/The Choate News Chicago-born city kid Ren McCormack loves to party and dance. However, financial troubles force him and his single mother to move to a small Midwestern town, where he learns that dancing and “Rock ’n’ Roll” are illegal. Through his struggle to fit inRead More

Photo Courtesy of Amazon The Three-Body Problem, the first book of Cixin Liu’s “Remembrance of Earth’s Past” trilogy, tells the story of humanity’s first contact with an alien civilization. Through the book’s three plotlines, readers experience the tragedy of the Cultural Revolution, the cycles of an alien civilization simulated byRead More

Graphic by Yujin Kim ’23  /The Choate News Have you ever doubted your athletic ability because of your height or weight? Do you ever question how you can compete at a high level when your size feels like a disadvantage? There are quite a few athletes here at Choate whoRead More

Photo by Ava Persaud ’25/The Choate News Exploring her passion for storytelling, Audrey Lim ’23 joined the playwriting Arts Concentration program to expand her writing skillset beyond the short stories, poems, and novels she was already familiar with. As she wrote more plays and read more works, Lim fell inRead More

Memorial Field  Located in close proximity to the dorms of Memorial Circle, Mem Field’s convenience makes it a popular choice for spending time outside or engaging in competitions of spikeball with friends. In warm weather, picnic blankets are a common sight and an occasional humanities class. Overall, Mem Field isRead More

Photo Courtesy of Choate Communications Competition season for spring sports energizes the Choate campus, especially when certain teams remain undefeated for more than half the term.  As soon as classes end, Choate athletes can be seen running on the track, playing lacrosse on the turf, or hitting home runs. TeamsRead More

Graphic by Brian Yip ’24 / The Choate News After almost two years of vigilant mask-wearing, Choate’s indoor mask mandate has finally been lifted. Although the change was implemented only two weeks ago, there has already been an immense change in the energy on campus; students have been more outspoken,Read More

Ever since they were announced on April 1, the new dorm assignments have been on the forefront of every Choate boarder’s mind. As the 2022-2023 school year approaches and students begin contemplating their living situations for the next year, these recent changes have become an obstacle to many who thoughtRead More

Graphic by Jewon Im ’23 /The Choate News In today’s interconnected world, the events in one country send a ripple effect impacting the rest of the globe. The Russian invasion of Ukraine is no exception. Not only has the Ukrainian war displaced over seven million people, but it has hadRead More