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...
Between rushing from classroom to classroom, managing hectic schedules, and somehow trying to have a social or family life in the few hours remaining, Loomis Chaffee students and faculty stay (to put it...
When asked about Taylor Hall, its dormhead, Ned Heckman, lovingly refers to the historic building as “not a lot of people’s first choice” in a dorm and to its residents as the “underrated dogs''...
September, which brings along the start of school and the beginning of fall, also marks the commencement of Hispanic Heritage Month.
Hispanic Heritage Month is recognized in the United States between...
With the arrival of fall comes much change and acclimation for the new and returning students of Loomis Chaffee. Whether it is readjusting to academics and athletics, or dealing with social struggles,...
Many creative individuals have known their passions since childhood. Nevertheless, creative expression does not come at the same time for everyone. At the age of 30, 50, and even 65, some may discover...
Below are the transcript and audio file of Shlok Sharma's graduation speech for the Class of 2019. Shlok served as the web director for The Log.
Somehow I finally managed to show up when...
The Old Man and the Old Moon, a musical produced by PigPen Theatre Co., has been adapted by the NEO this winter. The show ran from February 13 through February 17.
According to Lana Breheney ’21,...
