By Grace LaPlaca ’25 On February 7, the Wellness Committee hosted a workshop to teach students how to use Notion, an online organization app, in the Andrew Mellon Library. The program, which took place during an all-school break, was advertised on posters throughout campus and open to all members ofRead More
By Anthony Andrade ’27 In the week leading up to Valentine’s Day, members of the Teach Wallingford Club at Choate decided to spread love throughout town. On February 9, Choate students volunteered at Moses Y. Beach Elementary School’s Valentine’s Day dance. Teach Wallingford President Ava Sklar ’24 spoke to theRead 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 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 Eshana Hora ’27 While most senior athletes are veteran players, some choose to dive into uncharted waters, exploring new sports in their last year at Choate. Lily Hrazdira ’24 One such sixth-former is Lily Hrazdira ’24, who joined Girls’ Varsity Diving for the first time in her ChoateRead More
By Sophia Liao ’25 and Reinah Lee ’26 With 12 active student publications, Choate has a newspaper or magazine for everyone; whether you’re a science whiz or an aspiring poet. This is part 2 of the ultimate guide to all 12. GirlTech Magazine With the motto, “Together, we empower, encourage,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
