From April 17 to 21, a group of orchestra and chorus students traveled to Boston, Massachusetts, along with six faculty members. The trip is a biannual bonding event open to student musicians in either...
As students wrap up their last few weeks on campus, the Honors Theater class put on a final showcase to cap off their Peddie Theater careers.
The class is composed of seniors who spend an entire year...
Broadway shows for the 2025-2026 school year closed strong with a trip to “Stranger Things: The First Shadow.”
Other trips this school year included two musicals: the emotional “Maybe Happy...
The theater productions at Peddie have always been great successes within the school community, but the 2026 winter musical is considered by many to be one of its best. This year, Peddie’s theater department...
On Tuesday, February 10, Peddie held its 14th DEI Day. This term’s theme was centered around religion and spiritual belief systems. The date and the list of workshops were announced in a Dec. 15, 2025,...
*This review is spoiler-free under the context that knowledge of the first movie “Zootopia” is known.
After almost a decade, the highly anticipated sequel to “Zootopia,” “Zootopia...
Applause filled the auditorium as students took the stage to deliver memorized monologues in the William Mount-Burke ’54 Theatre for the 158th annual declamation contest on January 16. This historic...
Alice Nah ’28, Assignment Editor
• December 19, 2025
On Thursday, December 19, Peddie celebrated its winter holiday tradition which has been present ever since Santa knows when. As Peddie students, parents, alums and teachers filled the chapel, Peddie musicians...
Twelve students from Peddie’s orchestra and two students from the chorus have been selected to participate in high school regional ensembles managed by CJMEA (Central Jersey Music Educators Association).
Auditions...
Can joy be radical?
Art teacher Mr. Grosland explores this question in his multimedia exhibit entitled “A Happy Resistance.” The exhibit, which is centered around Mr. G’s experience identifying...
This fall, the cast and crew of the fall play took on the challenging and eccentric production of Michael Frayn’s “Noises Off.” A three-act farcical play, the story follows a group of unprofessional...
Chloe Yang ’27, Junior Editor-in-Chief
• November 17, 2025
Each term, Peddie’s orchestra and chorus come together to host a music concert, featuring each of Peddie’s musical groups. These nights are designated as no-homework nights, as the entire school is...
