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St. Paul’s School graduates 146 members of the Form of 2022.

Ryan Murphy ’22 channeled his love for SPS into a leadership role with the School’s iconic club system

On June 10–12, alumni spanning 77 forms gathered for reunions three years in the making.

A number of awards were given out at the conclusion of Spring Term to honor athletic accomplishments during the 2021-22 academic year.

Rosy Keyser’s bold work offers a new perspective on painting — and maybe the world around us.

For Bronwen Callahan ’08, a childhood spent on the SPS grounds became the springboard for a life in education.

Two-time national writing medalist is honored by recognition for essay.

Architect Maggie Randolph ’03 isn’t just proposing creative answers to the New Hampshire housing crunch — she’s building them.

With a focus on the arts, May 11 event wraps up alumnae panel series celebrating 50 years of coeducation at SPS.

After a two-year hiatus, SPS welcomed visitors to its renowned concert series.

The ASP is about diving deep into thought-provoking classes where one encounters real-world problems and relevant ideas.

Author finds enthusiastic audiences for discussions of history, memory and writing

Samantha Sparks Ekstrand ’92 brings her competitive background and law degree to bear on matters of equity and opportunity for women in sports.

Abdul-Rehman Malik shares the significance of Ramadan in a Chapel Talk and explores religious traditions in classroom discussions.

Teams, individuals honored during special March 31 Chapel

National champion Lily Fitzpatrick ’25 discusses wrestling, her Native American heritage, and coming to SPS.

The Rt. Rev. Bishop A. Robert Hirschfeld, bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of New Hampshire, delivered the Spring Term Convocation in Chapel on March 28.

FIRST Robotics provides SPS with a forward-focused engineering experience and a major dose of good old-fashioned teamwork.

For Blessing Ajayi ’22, the reason to come to SPS was simple: take advantage of opportunities not available at home.

Entrepreneur Max Baron ’17 and partners aim to make the calendaring and events platform Saturn the “first social calendar.”

An unconventional lifestyle helped Theo Maehr ’76 save his home from a 2016 California wildfire.

Women’s pro hockey franchise ownership fulfills a dream for Johanna Neilson Boynton ’84.

Writer Annie Jacobsen ’85 opens doors the U.S. government would rather stay locked.

Dominique Dodge ’01 finds joy in participating in the revival of the language tied to the music she loves.

Through her leadership in the financial services industry to her devout volunteerism, Lauren McKenna Surzyn ’03 has found her purpose.

Before his 18th birthday, Rahul Kavuru ’22 had created two companies with social missions.

Longtime biology and chemistry teacher is the School’s own bat man.

Abbey Xu ’22 is one of 10 members of the USA Debate Team.

For childhood friends and dance partners Katya Chernyshev ’22 and Andrew Fleischner ’22, SPS represents the best of school and ballet.

For Darina Mollova ’22, St. Paul’s School has provided opportunities in STEM not available in her native Bulgaria.

For Olivia Gerstner ’23, interests in cancer research and crochet converge when she picks up her needle.

St. Paul’s School observes Black History Month with explorations of the African Diaspora

Three alumnae continue the School’s yearlong celebration of coeducation with a conversation about what drives their passion to serve the greater good.

Chapel, class visits, and squash highlight WHOOP CEO Will Ahmed’s return to Millville

To Mae Karwowski ’04, influencer marketing wasn’t just a good idea — it was an obvious one.

As director of news practices and the Decision Desk at ABC, Nicole Gallagher ’82 helps ensure the integrity of the news.

Ski team captain Romeo Giudici ’22 finds the right balance of academic rigor and athletic passion at SPS.

Violinist Sean Jang ’23 turns years of practice into a passion for music

As one of the School’s first girls of color, academics were just the start of what Martina “Tina” Miller ’74 learned at SPS

Five questions with Charly Plaisir ’13

Tri-sport standout Kristina Allard ’22

Programming includes speakers, films, dinners, and more.

A welcome respite offers a chance to relax, learn about wellness, and explore new spaces on campus.

Students celebrate Lunar New Year in Chapel and beyond

Bipartisan student effort engages Rich Lowry for wide-ranging discussions.

The Boston Pride defender offered words of wisdom and an up-close look at the Isobel Cup.

Nick White debuts new opera

SPS community mourns the loss of beloved Humanities teacher

SPS Honors MLK and Explores His Legacy

Harrison Dahl ’22 is helping to catalog SPS athletics history

Rev. Paul Anthony Daniels II will open the day with a special Chapel service

The Director of Academic Support discusses what the School offers its students.

“SPS ethos” guides Charlie McKee ’83 in creating community for ice-dancing elite.

Sono Aibe ’81 advocates to give girls and women a voice in policymaking and health care

Climate scientist and oceanographer Joellen Russell ’89 works to preserve the future of the planet.

With the release of their novel, Jenny Heath Judson ’94 and Danielle Faris Mahfood ’94 have realized a lifelong dream.

A decade after it was built, the School’s Lindsay Center for Mathematics and Science remains a marvel of innovation.

Filmmaker Celia Aniskovich ’10 shines a light on forgotten stories

In becoming a musher in her home state of Alaska, Tekla Butcher-Monson ’14 is carrying on her family legacy with joy.

Amanda Schloss Decker ’07 finds fulfillment in both the management and technical sides of engineering

Through a variety of media, Dayo Olopade Lamolo ’03 helps to celebrate Africa’s storytellers

Attorney Amelia Sanchez-Moran ’02 finds solutions through innovation