On October 13, Choate Rosemary Hall will take part in a school-wide Community Service Day, during which the Red Cross Club will host a blood drive. Choate’s Red Cross Club has hosted blood drives in conjunction with the American Red Cross for years. The club is part of many acrossRead More

Dr. Edrik Lopez “Flow with the go,” new English department member Dr. Edrik Lopez said when asked the best piece of advice he has ever received. This phrase, not to be confused with “go with the flow,” is a motto expressed regularly in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, a type of martial artRead More

Mr. Paul Jackson As the year draws to a close, language teacher Mr. Paul Jackson plans on moving to the South to continue teaching and undertake a director role, as well as be closer to his father’s family. During his two years at Choate, Mr. Jackson has taught both ChineseRead More

For much of Choate’s history, there has been an annual boys’ dorm softball tournament known as President’s Cup, or P-Cup. Over the years, there have been many attempts at getting a girls’ competition started, though none have ever been successful. This year, a new girls’ dorm soccer P-Cup initiative hopesRead More

A new junior at Choate Rosemary Hall, Theo Silverman ’18, recently  launched a mentorship program initiative in partnership with Ulbrich Boys and Girls Club, which is only one and a half miles away from Choate. The initiative’s mission is for Choate students to become role models and form relationships withRead More

Hundreds of students flooded the dining hall this on Sunday, April 2, for the annual Model United Nations Conference (MUNC). Choate hosted delegates from eighteen different schools, some of whom traveled as long as two hours. Choate’s Model UN has attended various conferences at different universities such as Yale, Harvard,Read More

Midway through their well-deserved spring break, fifth formers received the results of selection for the prefect program, to which more than half the class applied. Rising student leaders possessing the qualities of a good prefect — trustworthiness, capability to handle tough situations, and good communication skills — have been selectedRead More

With its delightfully cheesy mozzarella sticks to its velvety smooth ice cream, the Tuck Shop has been a favorite of students and faculty alike. However, it will relocate with the opening of the new St. John Student Center, potentially placing the shop in competition with the nearby dining hall. DirectorRead More

Twenty-eight juniors from The Skinners’ School, an all-boys school in Kent, England, visited campus on Tuesday, January 24. They were Model United Nations (Model UN) members heading to the Harvard University Model United Conference held from January 26-29. Choate was a stop along the way, as well as sightseeing inRead More