Shane Lischin ’26
Contributor
Loomis Chaffee’s Financial Revolution
Finance is a subject that remains shrouded in mystery for many individuals until they venture into the realms of higher education...
What was your role in the play? I played Emily Webb in Our Town.
What made the play so fun/interesting? I enjoyed adding myself to the character of Emily, especially in such an iconic play that I believe...
Charlotte Slayton ’27
Contributor
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Howe Hall, built in 1914 along with Taylor Hall as one of the first two dorms at Loomis Chaffee, is an upperclassmen girl’s dorm. Formerly named Mason Hall,...
Ashley Jun ’26
Contributor
Honoring Dean Matzkin, The Burch Ford Kaleidoscope Award
At the All-School Meeting on October 6, Loomis Chaffee’s Dean of Student Life & Wellness, Ms. Jessica Matzkin,...
Calvin Weng ’27
Contributor
Staff Spotlight: The Robisons
After almost a year spent in Spain, the Robison couple—Mr. Curtis Robison, Mathematics Faculty, and Mrs. Delphine Robison, Modern & Classical...
David Shim ’25
Contributor
Kevin Zhai Senior Spotlight
As an avid reader and lover of culture, Kevin Zhai ’24 appreciates many traditions of his Chinese background, such as traditional fortune telling,...
A new school year means fresh faces on campus! The LOG reached out to some faculty members who joined Loomis Chaffee this year to get to know them. We asked each new faculty member to write a “Twitter-bio”...
From Long Island to Martha’s Vineyard to Windsor, Logan Elie ’24 has many homes. Back in New York are her parents, her younger brother Peyton, and their wheaten terrier. Her vacations are spent in...
Loud music rang, dancers shimmied to Disney tunes, and the crowds chanted, marking yet another successful Lip Sync Battle for the books. Despite many good showcases that night, the junior prefects of Cutler...
YoonJee Kwak, Visual Arts Faculty, was recently bestowed an honorable mention for the Chungju International Craft Biennial in Korea and also accepted into the Jingdezhen International Ceramic Biennial...
Each summer, the Norton Family Center for the Common Good picks a select group of students to pursue a passion project that serves the common good in their local community. This summer, four students partook...
