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Kyle Gump '26 among the stacks in Ohrstrom Library
Making Space for Joy
In a world of constant distraction, Kyle Gump ’26 reflects on how reading, presence and spontaneity can help us rediscover attention — and the quiet moments where joy lives.
History, Empathy and the Hidden Lives Found in Archives
Historian and 2026 St. Paul’s School Schlesinger Writer-in-Residence Marci Shore explores archival research, Eastern European history and the moral importance of understanding another person’s experience.
Forget the Minkles: Why You Need to Embarrass Yourself
Third Former Catherine Allen ’29 wins the Hugh Camp Cup with a speech about vulnerability, performance and refusing to let fear of judgment hold you back.
St. Paul's School Receives Second Major Gift for Performing Arts
A gift of $5 million from the Ho family names the performance hall in the future Coleman P. Burke ’59 Music Center.
A Fulbright to Benefit the Forests
Kyle Pellerin ’22 will use his Fulbright Research Award to develop AI- and drone-based tools for sustainable forest management in Slovenia.
Building What's Next
Emily Blundo ASP’15 shares how a summer at St. Paul’s helped spark a career at Microsoft
Lessons in Law — and Humanity
From Supreme Court visits to mock trials, John Phillips has spent decades bringing the law to life at the ASP
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Winter Term Highlights

Sports, Seated Meals and student-directed one-act plays. Chapel talks and performances and visits with special guests. Classes. Concerts. Cultural celebrations. And even a historic snow day. Winter Term at SPS started in early December and ended on March 3; 10 exciting academic weeks that had something for everyone. See for yourself!

Students studying in Sheldon rotunda in the evening
The View From Here

The newly renovated Sheldon Library is quickly becoming a favorite gathering place for students — a home for collaboration, reflection and community. Whether meeting with faculty, working with classmates, attending a club event or finding a quiet corner in the portico overlooking Library Pond, students are shaping the next chapter of this historic space as it marks its 125th year.