Graphics by Yujin Kim/The Choate News From the ground, sprout the newly born, With hands so small, carrying the shining morning dew. Ducks quacking and goldfinches chirping, Jumping in creeks and flying up high. “Come join!” They sing, “Come join us.” As she dives in deep, Her throat is stuffed.Read More
Art by Yuki Zhang ’24 In her drawing, “Messenger of Hope,” Yuki Zhang ’24 depicts the arrival of spring by illustrating a flying squirrel amid a bleak forest, bringing life to its surroundings with just a few touches. Upon contact with the tree trunk, light green branches sprout from theRead More
Photo Courtesy of Peter DiNatale Last May, I became the owner of six baby ducklings. Like many others during the quarantine, I was searching for an escape from the emotional burden of the Covid-19 pandemic. Around the start of that spring, my first instinct was to start a garden. But,Read More
Graphic by Yujin Kim/The Choate News As the spring term begins, student activities, sports, and academics are ramping up. However, much of the Covid-19 protocol has changed since the winter term. Eased restrictions are bringing a greater sense of normalcy to student life, but students remain cautious to defend themselvesRead More
Graphic by Tiffany Xiao/The Choate News On Wednesday, March 31, the Choate community convened for its fifth Community Conversation, this one focused on Jewish Identity. Community Conversations allow students who share a particular identity to discuss their experiences and educate the rest of the School by answering questions from communityRead More
Graphic by Yujin Kim/The Choate News On March 29, juniors across campus refreshed their application portals to see if they had been selected to be a prefect — sixth-formers who mentor underclassmen. The application and selection process this year looked very different from years past due to restrictions created byRead More
On March 31, the first ever Spring Revisit Day Club Fair was held for admitted students and their families. Hosted by the Admission Office in cooperation with the Committee on Student Activities (COSA), the event consisted of two parts: a 45-minute panel discussion with student leaders, and time for studentsRead More
Photo by Ximena Castillo Nuñez/The Choate News Each year, Choate hosts a Passover Seder to offer students, faculty, and staff the opportunity to celebrate Passover’s core principles — community, connection, and togetherness. However, amid the pandemic, this year’s Passover looked a little different on campus. Seders traditionally take place duringRead More
Photo Courtesy of Ryan Kim On February 9, Ryan Kim ’23 received the silver prize for the Samsung HumanTech Competition, a science competition organized by South Korean technology company Samsung Electronics, for his novel robotic system. As people around the world continue to be diagnosed with Covid-19, Kim has foundRead More
