By Anya Shah ’25 Choate Ethics Bowl has hit its stride this year, winning both the National High School Ethics Bowl Connecticut Regional Competition on January 27 and the Divisional Competition on February 7. Led by President Ava McClatchie ’24, Ethics Bowl spends its club meetings discussing ethical dilemmas andRead More

By Rachel Fan ’27 Green Kettle Coffee is a cozy coffee shop located in downtown Wallingford. Entering its second year of operation, the cafe is introducing a new mobile espresso cart, a latte art printer, and a Valentine’s Day menu special. The mobile espresso cart, which will make its debutRead More

By Hannah Quan ’26 Whether you are looking to cram for a math test or talk through an English project with your classmates, the Andrew Mellon Library’s selection of study spots has you covered. The most important part of doing work is finding a productive environment to work in, soRead More

By Ethan Zhang ’26 Whether on the Colony Hall stage for music ensemble concerts or amid the bustling crowds of prospective families during Spring Visits, Choate’s jazz pianists’ performances require both precision and freedom. To pianists Mwendwawangai Daisley ’24 and Bill Shen ’24, their commitment to music extends far beyondRead More

By Eliana Li ’26 and Elle Hardy ’26 Twenty-six students traveled from Wallingford to Washington, D.C., on the annual U.S. Government and Politics II trip (Gov. II). From January 28-30, trip attendees met members of Congress, other government officials, and Choate alumni. They also received a tour of the U.S.Read More

By Ellie Porter ’25 Learning a language can be a long and difficult process. However, immersing oneself into the language can be an effective way to boost practice. During lunch and G block every Tuesday, students can practice their Spanish at a designated table in the dining hall. The SpanishRead More

By Grace Yoon ’26 Choate musicians typically play in large ensembles consisting of up to 70 musicians that rehearse two to three times per week. However, the chamber music program allows students to hone their technique and musicianship in smaller groups of three, four, five or eight.    Chamber music,Read More

By Adrian Torres ’25 At School Meeting on January 30, Choate welcomed this year’s E. Phillips Speaker and acclaimed psychologist, Dr. Ethan Kross, to teach the community about “chatter”— the inner voice inside a person’s head. Dr. Kross, a professor at the University of Michigan and expert on emotion regulation,Read More