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CAROLINE KENNY-BURCHFIELD '77

St. Lukeʼs Society: Promoting Public Service Since 1892

“It’s so easy to get wrapped up in the Hotchkiss bubble, but through volunteering, students can make an impact in the outside community.” - Harrison Hoffman ’24

Students Teach SOAR Classes at Area Schools

SOAR offered 30+ courses to local children in the winter and spring.

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Arts 

“She Kills Monsters” Explores Bullying, Loss, and Friendship

The production was directed by guest director Christine Crawfis and Mr. Brashears

Mia Nyoike '24

May 18, 2023

Tapestry Exhibit Opens in Tremaine Gallery

In her practice, Ms. Alberto draws inspiration from ancient practices in Asia, Europe, Latin America, and Africa, and uses both traditional and contemporary weaving techniques.

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Cynthia Alberto demonstrates weaving techniques in a masterclass.

Mx. Emma Wynn Publishes First Book of Poetry

“I don’t have a target audience; my work is for anyone who loves poetry and language.” - Mx. Emma Wynn

EMMA WYNN

ZACH LEWIS ’24/@zlewproductions

Dempsey Quinn Named Athletic Director

“Mr. Quinn has a clear vision for Athletics and knows what the institution needs to grow. He knows how to build an effective team, which is essential in any role that guides policy and culture.” - Ms. Claudia McGuigan

James Wlodarczak Goes from Beginner to D1 Rower in a Year

Boys Tennis Ties for Second Place at Kingswood-Oxford Invitational Tournament

Jackson Grace '26

April 27, 2023

Teams Return Prepared from Spring Break Preseason Trips

Ben Wistar '26 and Daniel Zhang '26

April 13, 2023

98 Years In, School’s Golf Course Continues to Recieve Acclaim

Ben Wistar '26

April 27, 2023

Under Sprole Lights, Lax Falls Late in Rainy Thriller

Jackson Grace '26

May 18, 2023

Acclaimed Journalist Chris Wallace ʼ65 Honored in Elfers With Alumni Award

Teo Everts '26 and Ethan Choi '26

May 18, 2023

Mr. Wallace Reflects on Distinguished Career

COMMUNICATIONS

Girls Varsity Golf Safe After Multi-Vehicle Accident

Three of the six golfers in the car were sent to Charlotte Hungerford Hospital in Torrington, CT after reporting minor pain.

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May 18, 2023

Archaeologist, Poet Give Annual Lectures

“I’ve heard a lot of poets, and Mr. Hirsch is among the very best. He is an excellent speaker because he is erudite and accessible.”

Gabrielle Kosoy '26

May 18, 2023

Ms. Gardiner Wins Lufkin Prize

Ms. Carita Gardiner, dean of the class of 2025 and instructor in English, was awarded the Lufkin Prize on May 12.

Dylan Ah Now '25

May 18, 2023

OPINION

PEXELS

ChatGPT: A Ban Is Not The Way To Go

MIKE XU '24

Indian Democracy Is In Trouble

Maadhavan Prasanna '25

COMMUNICATIONS

Biden Announces Re-Election Bid for the “Soul of the Nation”

Sean Ye '25

FLICKR

Television Personalities Must Be Held Accountable

Sia Reddy '26

After Texas School Shooting, Community Mourns Victims from Surge in Gun Violence

Benjamin Who '24

May 19, 2022

In a leaked draft opinion, the court's conservative majority defended the decision to overturn the landmark abortion rights ruling.

Benjamin Who '24/The Hotchkiss Record 

'Deeply Moving,' as Frankenbach Wins Lufkin Prize

Award comes after he accumulated 38 years of service to the school.

Aaliyah Wang '25

May 19, 2022

Dr. Tyrone Hayes Commences Reinstatement of Beal Lecture Series

Dr. Hayes, an endocrinologist and self-described 'boy who loves frogs,' delivered a stirring presentation about environmental racism.

Yixi Zou '25

May 19, 2022

Supreme Court Majority Votes to Overturn Roe, Prompting Nationwide Protests

In a leaked draft opinion, the court's conservative majority defended the decision to overturn the landmark abortion rights ruling.

Marisin McLain '25

May 19, 2022

More Reads

Acclaimed Journalist Chris Wallace ʼ65 Honored in Elfers With Alumni Award

Mr. Wallace Reflects on Distinguished Career

COMMUNICATIONS

Girls Varsity Golf Safe After Multi-Vehicle Accident

Three of the six golfers in the car were sent to Charlotte Hungerford Hospital in Torrington, CT after reporting minor pain.

Archaeologist, Poet Give Annual Lectures

“I’ve heard a lot of poets, and Mr. Hirsch is among the very best. He is an excellent speaker because he is erudite and accessible.”

Ms. Gardiner Wins Lufkin Prize

Ms. Carita Gardiner, dean of the class of 2025 and instructor in English, was awarded the Lufkin Prize on May 12.

“She Kills Monsters” Explores Bullying, Loss, and Friendship

The production was directed by guest director Christine Crawfis and Mr. Brashears

COMMUNICATIONS

Arts

Tapestry Exhibit Opens in Tremaine Gallery

In her practice, Ms. Alberto draws inspiration from ancient practices in Asia, Europe, Latin America, and Africa, and uses both traditional and contemporary weaving techniques.

COMMUNICATIONS

St. Lukeʼs Society: Promoting Public Service Since 1892

“It’s so easy to get wrapped up in the Hotchkiss bubble, but through volunteering, students can make an impact in the outside community.” - Harrison Hoffman ’24

CAROLINE KENNY-BURCHFIELD '77

Features

Dempsey Quinn Named Athletic Director

“Mr. Quinn has a clear vision for Athletics and knows what the institution needs to grow. He knows how to build an effective team, which is essential in any role that guides policy and culture.” - Ms. Claudia McGuigan

ZACH LEWIS ’24/@zlewproductions

Sports

PEXELS

Boys Tennis Ties for Second Place at Kingswood-Oxford Invitational Tournament

Jackson Grace '26

PEXELS

Teams Return Prepared from Spring Break Preseason Trips

Ben Wistar '26 and Daniel Zhang '26

PEXELS

98 Years In, School’s Golf Course Continues to Recieve Acclaim

Ben Wistar '26

PEXELS

Under Sprole Lights, Lax Falls Late in Rainy Thriller

Jackson Grace '26

Students Teach SOAR Classes at Area Schools

SOAR offered 30+ courses to local children in the winter and spring.

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