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The wait is over, as our returning students are welcomed H🏡ME to Lawrenceville today. Orientation week is where traditio...
09/02/2026

The wait is over, as our returning students are welcomed H🏡ME to Lawrenceville today. Orientation week is where traditions begin and our community sets the tone for the year ahead. 🏫✏️📚

This fall, we’re proud to welcome 830 Lawrentians representing 39 U.S. states and 34 countries around the world. From helping new students find their stride to watching returning Lawrentians step up as leaders in their new Forms, Orientation offers the space to focus on what matters most: building relationships, honoring traditions, and growing together. Read more at https://www.lawrenceville.org/news-and-media

09/01/2026

And just like that, our new students are here! 🎉‼️

Our tour guides and student leaders were on hand to give a warm, Big Red welcome and share a few pieces of advice for our newest Lawrentians. Cheers to an amazing year ahead!

Congratulations to Athletic Trainer Mike Goldenberg who was recently awarded the 2026 Eve Becker-Doyle Leadership Award ...
08/31/2026

Congratulations to Athletic Trainer Mike Goldenberg who was recently awarded the 2026 Eve Becker-Doyle Leadership Award by the National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA), the organization’s highest honor for leadership and volunteerism. Read more at https://www.lawrenceville.org/news-and-media

For nearly four decades, Goldenberg has occupied a distinctive place in the lives of Lawrenceville students. In addition to caring for injured student-athletes, he also serves as a student advisor and Stanley House Duty Team affiliate, building relationships with generations of Lawrentians who know him simply as “G.”

He is entering his 38th year as a duty affiliate of Stanley House, where he spends one evening a week in the House to make sure everything is running smoothly and to be a trusted guide for any school or personal issues students wish to discuss.

As an advisor, Goldenberg encourages students to look beyond the activity that may have brought them to Lawrenceville.

“Branch out,” he tells his advisees. Meet people beyond your familiar circle. Explore an interest unrelated to your primary sport or activity.

“The worst case scenario, you don’t like it, you step back,” he said. “That’s what’s so great about Lawrenceville. You can come in thinking that you’re going to do one thing and leave doing another.”

Over the years, Goldenberg has watched his relationships with students come full circle.

Heather Hoover ’91 knew him first as an athletic trainer while competing in field hockey, squash, and lacrosse. Years later, Goldenberg cared for all three of her daughters at Lawrenceville, helping them through knee surgeries and other sports injuries.

“As a parent, knowing that your children are receiving top care is so comforting, especially when they are at boarding school and you cannot be with them,” Hoover said. “G’s professionalism and dedication is a great gift that he shared with our family.”

The Board of Trustees of The Lawrenceville School announced the appointment of Jason Robinson H’09 ‘10 P’15 ‘16 as the 1...
08/27/2026

The Board of Trustees of The Lawrenceville School announced the appointment of Jason Robinson H’09 ‘10 P’15 ‘16 as the 14th Head of School. He will begin his tenure at Lawrenceville on July 1, 2027. Welcome back to Lawrenceville!

Learn more at https://www.lawrenceville.org/news-and-media or at the 🔗 in our profile.

We may be known for Harkness, but today is all about Barkness learning. 🐾📚Happy National Dog Day to the pawsitively icon...
08/26/2026

We may be known for Harkness, but today is all about Barkness learning. 🐾📚

Happy National Dog Day to the pawsitively iconic campus dogs of Lawrenceville! From House duty to campus walks, these furry Lawrentians make every day on campus a whole lot brighter (and a lot more fetch-friendly).

Led by our mascot, Larrie, swipe through to meet the pack!

Oreo keeps watch over the Crescent from her home Stephens House with the Ding family!

Sweet Duke is home with Coach Wise and her family, and always up for a friendly hello on campus.

Stella Blue Allen is often found in the Dean of Students office of helping out in the mailroom. She’s also a certified therapy dog!

Dean Welborne’s dog Jamie is always sporting her Big Red spirit wear - let’s go Big Red!

Coach Uliasz’s dogs Rafa and Georgia are summer-ready with fresh cuts and often seen on the sidelines of Big Red athletics games.

This week our student leaders—Ropes Course Instructors, Prefects, and Student Council—are back on campus ahead of regist...
08/25/2026

This week our student leaders—Ropes Course Instructors, Prefects, and Student Council—are back on campus ahead of registration and move-in.

They’re hard at work running through leadership training, setting up Houses, and preparing community-building activities to make orientation unforgettable for our new and returning students.

Scroll through and get to know some uniquely Lawrenceville lexicon before the School year kicks off.

Join us in giving a warm, Big Red Lawrenceville welcome to our new faculty members and Penn Fellows for the 2026–27 scho...
08/21/2026

Join us in giving a warm, Big Red Lawrenceville welcome to our new faculty members and Penn Fellows for the 2026–27 school year!
Bringing a wealth of experience from independent schools, higher education, and diverse professional fields, these dynamic educators are ready to inspire our students at the Harkness table, in the Houses, on the stage, and out on the fields. 📚🎭👟

We are also thrilled to welcome five new University of Pennsylvania GSE Teaching Residency Fellows! These rising educators will be earning their Master of Science in Education degrees while completing an intensive two-year fellowship right here in our community. 🎓💡

Swipe through to meet the newest faces of our faculty family, read more about them here: https://www.lawrenceville.org/news-and-media, and drop a welcome message in the comments below!

At the Big Red Farm, mornings spent harvesting produce naturally lead to big discussions about climate change, food syst...
08/20/2026

At the Big Red Farm, mornings spent harvesting produce naturally lead to big discussions about climate change, food systems, and scientific discovery. 🌻🔬

Swipe through to see Lawrentians in action on the farm, and read more at the Lawrenceville News link in our bio.

For Gabriel Vermut ’27, what started as “just a summer job” quickly transformed into one of the defining experiences of his Lawrenceville education.

“We want students, faculty, and staff to see the farm as a destination for learning, collaboration, and wellness,” says Director of Sustainability Steve Laubach.

“It’s not just a normal farm,” Gabriel shares. “It’s our community. We look forward to being there—not just because of the work, but because it connects us to the environment. We build friendships there. We discover interests.”

Wanting other students to discover sustainability the way he had, Vermut founded the Big Red Farm Club and will serve as Sustainability Council rep this year.

What began with a handful of students has grown to introduce dozens of students to the Farm through volunteer projects, educational programs, community service, and seasonal events.

During orientation, students will connect over family-style meals at the Farm, and visit throughout the year for other community-building events.

“The Big Red Farm isn’t a place where food is grown,” he said. “It’s a place where students grow.”

Preseason is officially here, and our football team has landed on campus as the very first community members back for th...
08/19/2026

Preseason is officially here, and our football team has landed on campus as the very first community members back for the new school year! 🏈✨

Before the first whistle blows, we’re spotlighting a can’t-miss two-part 18:10 podcast episode with Head Coach Napoleon Sykes and student athlete CJ Nwadi ‘27. 🎙️✨

Tune in to the episode to hear how their program builds more than just wins — from leveraging the supportive House system for community growth to using meditation and movement to build mental toughness and team synergy.

From early morning practices to building character, these Lawrentians are setting the tone for an incREDible year ahead.

Head to the link in our bio to listen now and see you at the first home game of the season, under the lights on September 4!

The moment you’ve been waiting for is here — House assignments are official! 🏠✨Whether your new home base is in the Bowl...
08/18/2026

The moment you’ve been waiting for is here — House assignments are official! 🏠✨

Whether your new home base is in the Bowl, Circle or Crescent, or Noyes Quad, your House is where you will live, learn, grow, and build community over the next two years. More than just a building (and home base for our day students!), your House is a true home away from home. It’s where lifelong friendships are forged, leadership is honed, and timeless rivalries come alive. From learning your House chants and donning your team colors to competing in House Olympics and rallying at House Meetings, you are stepping into a rich lineage of pride and tradition.

Swipe through to explore the tradition of the House system! ➡️

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