Mike Yan '23, Junior Co-Editor-in-Chief
• February 14, 2022
Kazakhstan, a country known for its political and economic stability in a region marked by instability throughout the past decades under a pseudo-democratic, repressive regime, fell into hellfire on January...
As students make their journey to Chapel on Mondays and Fridays, most pass by the Registrar's Office and do not think much of the office or its sole inhabitant, Mr. Paul Cramer. From writing course catalogs...
Postcard writing competition, posters, and spirit — Peddie Fund Week is here. The Peddie Fund is a fundraising initiative used to enhance and enrich the Peddie experience for all students. It offers...
Any Peddie student could easily list off an abundance of details about Head of School Peter Quinn: the bike he jauntily rides around campus, the noteworthy top hat he sports as he walks through Annenberg,...
“In a way, it was extra important to make this Blair chapel, and this Blair Week in general, special, so that the freshmen and sophomores could embrace it so that we could continue this tradition,”...
Sean Lee, Senior Co-Editor-in-Chief
• January 13, 2022
America’s 20 years of war in Afghanistan came to a violent end in August when President Biden pulled U.S. troops out of Afghanistan in a disorderly fashion. There were no plans for what would happen...
As Peddie prepared for Blair Week and the final showdown with their rival school Blair, the Desi Culture Club planned to bring their own Diwali celebration to the Peddie community, drawing a festive end...
After last year’s Blair Day was canceled because of the pandemic, this year's Blair Week celebrations returned in full glory. Following the much-anticipated Blair Week celebrations (including an all-school...
Zoe Chao '23, Junior Co-Editor-in-Chief
• May 13, 2021
Ever since joining the Peddie faculty in 1975, Dr. Martin, or “Doc”, not only plays a crucial role in Peddie traditions but also teaches Latin classes online. Due to the health precautions of Covid-19,...
Zoe Chao '23, Junior Co-Editor-in-Chief
• April 8, 2021
Peddie welcomed Indigenous activist, scholar, and musician, Lyla June, to Friday chapel last April. In addition to presenting her speech, “Indigenous Stewardship Practices: Protecting Indigenous Sovereignty...
The Class of 2024 has experienced an unprecedented entry into a community adapting to a new normal due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Navigating the academic and social life at Peddie during a pandemic that...
Television drama writer Kimberly Ndombe visited Peddie virtually on February 15, 2021 to describe her career and communicate the importance of embracing identity, pursuing passion, and fighting for social...
