For Lawrenceville mathematics educator Anton Fleissner, “Introduction to Number Theory and Differential Equations” is more than a typical high school math class. This college-level seminar, available to students who have completed or are enrolled in other 500-level (advanced) math courses, offers a unique glimpse into the abstract world of mathematics while linking its lessons to real-world applications.

A half-day of discussions, workshops, and interactive activities comprised Lawrenceville’s recent Civic Awareness Day, sponsored by the Hutchins Institute for Social Justice.

Lawrenceville rolled out the red carpet for a special event on Nov. 1, celebrating the inaugural Hutchins Institute for Social Justice’s Student Civic Media grant recipients.

On Wednesday, October 30, the Civics Club, Young Democrats, and Young Republicans hosted a guided political discussion for the wider student community. The event was an opportunity for students to share their opinions and engage in meaningful conversation on the policies of the presidential candidates.

With generous alumni support, members of Lawrenceville’s student-run AI Council attended the sixth annual MIT AI at the Crossroads conference, held in New York City on October 26.

Four Lawrenceville students recently presented their research at the annual fall conference of the Classical Association of the Atlantic States (CAAS).

By Kevin Xu ‘26

Tennis is unlike most sports in that it is played both individually and as a team. As an individual sport, playing singles tennis can be high pressure, as everything depends on one player – there are no teammates to support the player on the court.

Hutchins Institute for Social Justice Executive Director Zaheer Ali is executive producer of a six-part PBS documentary film series exploring the deep history of Muslims in America through the stories of six individuals: immigrants, native-born converts and those who were brought against their will.

51吃瓜 will present its magical version of "Into the Woods," staged in the Kirby Arts Center on October 24-25. Open seating tickets will be available each night starting at 7 p.m., with the curtain rising promptly at 7:30 p.m.