This year the School is undertaking a range of initiatives aimed at mitigating the impact of the pandemic, and the recent Grade 11...

The PBS docuseries, CONFLUENCE: Art, Science, and Creativity examining the intersection of art and science in sparking creativity is...

On Friday, January 27, the School returned to the Golden Unicorn in Chinatown to celebrate Lunar New Year with more than 300 guests...

For years, first as a parent and now as a parent of alumni, Purdy Eaton P '25, '28 has donated works of art to the annual Contemporary...

Dear Friends, More than halfway through the academic year, school life is moving at a swift and steady pace. As you will read in this...

Every year the Richard Eldridge Lifetime Learners Fund supports continuing educational opportunities for faculty and staff. This endowed...

The Upper School performed three sold out performances of Shakespeare's The Tempest at Baruch College Performing Arts Center in December...

A goal of the Light the Future Campaign was to create a permanent home for the Center for Peace, Equity and Justice, which drives all...

The School is proactively re-establishing norms for Meeting for Worship (MFW) following the pandemic. In December,Mark Doty ’86 (pictured...

The work of Grade 6 medieval historians was on full display in the Rosenquist Gallery in January. The exhibition of murals showcased...

The recently appointed Middle School Head Michelle Cristella has introduced a new monthly curriculum newsletter to give parents a preview...

The annual Upper School Day of Concern is a day for the US community collectively to examine a single social justice issue. On Wednesday,...