The honors theater ensemble presented a cold reading of 14 plays produced by the students of the spring English playwriting elective in the black box for the second Annual Playwriting Festival. Throughout...
Basil Dalack ’48, an 86-year-old Peddie alumnus, has formed a Peace Party to launch a bid for the United States Senate.
“Do you still sing ‘Steady Old Peddie’? ” was one of the first questions...
Jessica Cha’17, Campus News Section Editor
• May 19, 2016
Peddie students were provided with the opportunity to explore what life was like in a whaling town in the 19th century in their much anticipated trip to Mystic, Connecticut on May 16. While this is the...
Peddie Robotics Team, also known as Team 5895, claimed the 5th seed on their field, Carson, making it one of the top first-year teams in the world. Peddie students traveled to St. Louis, Missouri from...
The cast of the spring play, The Rimers of Eldritch, performed in the William Mount-Burke Theater May 12-14.
The show highlights a court case about an attempted rape and murder that takes place in Eldritch,...
Peddie hosted their annual Swing against Cancer golf tournament on May 1. This tournament brings in several schools from around the region to compete for a cause. The event started five years ago as...
Peddie students learned about and exchanged different cultures as they celebrated International Day on April 11. Held every two years, International Day allows the entire community to learn about different...
The success of the Peddie Robotics Team at two district events and the Mid-Atlantic Regional (MAR) District Championships led at the team to advance to World Championships in St....
The Peddie varsity baseball and softball teams had their season openers at home against Lawrenceville on March 30. The boys varsity played a tough game, but lost 2-0. Varsity baseball captain Alexander...
Longtime Peddie English teacher Pat Clements departed for a ride on March 23. Clements’ Instagram bio @ontheroadpjc describes his trip as “Solo on a bicycle for 2064 miles, feeling literature and history...
Peddie hosted award-winning PUSH Physical Theatre to perform in the William Mount-Burke Theater for the spring term Cultural Arts Event on April 1. The crew consisted of Darren Stevenson, his...
School-wide disposable water bottle bans aren’t as effective as they seem to be.
Peddie students have not-so-recently returned from a relaxing spring break – and with that came a school-wide disposable...
