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The Choate Lacrosse League (CLL) has brought high-energy competition and team bonding to the off-season, giving the Boys’ Varsity Lacrosse team an opportunity to stay fit before the spring season begins...

Rather than abandoning their sport, students have found ways to continue practicing and competing off campus...

Honnold’s latest feat pushed the boundaries of what many consider sport, raising questions not only about physical ability but also about ethics, responsibility, and risk...

On Sunday afternoons, families and children from across Connecticut are joined by Choate students and faculty taking on the role of skating buddies...

On January 16, Canada and China reached what Ottawa called a preliminary but “strategic partnership” trade agreement: Canada will allow up to 49,000 Chinese-made electric vehicles...

Whether or not the United States is the greatest country in the world depends entirely on how “greatness” is defined. As the country nears its 250th year, that debate feels...

Anti-ICE protests are not an overreaction. They are a response to an immigration enforcement system that many Americans believe has crossed a moral line — not just in policy...

With the perpetually forward-progressing life of a Choate boarding student, we often find ourselves trapped in a self-contained bubble. We rush between classes...

Just a few minutes away from Choate lies an inviting brown-bricked building: the Wallingford Public Library. The library has a warmly lit interior...

A powerful winter storm swept through Wallingford on January 25–26, dropping more than a foot of snow, temporarily closing businesses, and bringing daily life...

After one of the largest snowfalls in recent years, Wallingford has been reshaped overnight. Snow has stacked up above sidewalks, familiar paths...

Phones buzzed and dorm doors flew open across campus on Sunday afternoon as students were notified that classes were canceled for Monday, January 26. Once the initial excitement had settled, plans took shape: some pulled on their boots to head outside, while others settled back in bed.

Every other week, The Choate News is distributed throughout the School, featuring engaging student-produced drawings and photos from the most memorable moments. All published articles are enhanced by flashy media, such as graphics, illustrations, or photographs. But who exactly are the visual masterminds behind The Choate News’ graphics? 

The Connecticut Music Educators Association Conference (CMEA) invites selected teachers, students, and education partners to an annual multi-day professional development and music education event each year. From January 16-17, Choate students joined peers from across the state, united by a shared musical language. 

How do sustainability and art intersect? Can creative expression be used to educate others about climate justice? These questions guided several Diversity Day workshops that explored the relationship between art, activism, and environmental responsibility.