School News

Inside the Minds of the Lebow Winners

By Sarah Gu (III) On February 26, students and faculty alike were enthralled by the annual Robert H. Lebow Oratorical Competition. The assembly is held by William Hetfield (‘58) and the Pingry Class of 1958 in honor of Dr. Robert Lebow. After a closed-audience...

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Return of Winter Sports

Return of Winter Sports

Hansen Zhang (III) After two weeks of Winter Break, a remote-learning week, a week-long delay in school activities, and plenty of asynchronous workouts, Pingry athletes are ready to return to the fields, courts, mats, and slopes. The Squash, Basketball, Ski, Hockey,...

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Two Roads Diverged

By Zala Bhan (IV) I took part in Pingry’s “What is a Nation?” virtual Global program in December 2020, which specifically explored the history of Croatia, Bosnia, and Serbia, which emerged in the aftermath of the Yugoslav Wars. Yugoslavia existed in the Balkans region...

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Dr. Glaude Reflects on Martin Luther King Jr.

Dr. Glaude Reflects on Martin Luther King Jr.

By Anjola Olawoye (IV) Over 700 members of the Pingry community tuned into the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Assembly virtually. Throughout the years, this esteemed Pingry  tradition has hosted various speakers, performances, and even skits to honor King’s...

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Pingry Processes the Capitol Riots

Pingry Processes the Capitol Riots

By Sophia Lewis (V) On January 6, supporters of President Donald Trump gathered in Washington, D.C., to protest the Congressional certification of the 2020 presidential election. Following the rally, a group of rioters stormed the Capitol Building. Four rioters and...

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Club Spotlight: Humanities Center

Club Spotlight: Humanities Center

By Emily Shen (V) It is that time of year again: the Humanities Center is now open! As the School continues to experiment with Pingry Anywhere, students are looking for the best ways to seek academic help outside of class. Although beneficial, it can be difficult and...

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Club Spotlight: Competitive Programming Club

By Evan Wen (IV) This year, the Competitive Programming Club was formed to introduce Pingry computer science students to competitive programming. In competitive programming, participants are given problems that they must solve by writing programs. The club primarily...

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The Show Does Indeed Go On

By Sophia Lewis (V) This year, the Pingry Drama Department put on a successful Fall production, albeit in a different format due to COVID-19. Almost, Maine, by John Cariani, was picked for this year because of its format of nine small vignettes, which allowed for...

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