After nearly two years of online school, Peddie has returned to a fully on-campus education for the 2021-2022 school year. Simultaneously prioritizing a sense of community and safety, some of Peddie’s original COVID policies have been lifted in light of the vaccine, while others remain necessary. All...

September 22 marked Peddie’s first emotional wellness and mental health awareness day, known as Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Day. The day began with opening remarks from Head of School Peter Quinn, Director of DEI Diku Rogers ’12 and Director of Counseling Dr. Karen Jimenez, all of whom...

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 impedes in-person interactions has posed novel challenges for freshmen, making it difficult to adjust...

With the pandemic, this past year gave the world a strong blow, and presented the Peddie community with unprecedented challenges. Amix of hybrid and remote learners, Peddie students have mixed feelings about online learning.  “Remote learning is really tiring,” said Jennifer Ma ’22, a junior...

Since Peddie students left campus after the fall, there has been an increase in COVID cases within both the Peddie community and the United States. According to Dr. Aimee Goodman, there were 5 reported cases during the fall term, and 6 reported cases during the first half of the winter term in the Peddie...