On January 18, 2023, students at the Peddie School opened an unsuspecting email, only to be surprised by bursts of colors and flags, introducing the long-awaited Language and Culture Celebration Week (International...
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...
The start of winter term at Peddie marked the transition into a fully remote term, at least until January 25, when students will return to campus for hybrid learning.
As stated in Head of...
With the pandemic striking headlines and attacking cities, Peddie students around the world altered their plans over the summer. 70% of all Falcons are back on campus, including a sprinkling of international students. Erika Egliskis ’23 is one of them.
Peddie has students from all over the world-which means at a time like this, it is not uncommon to see some students eating breakfast and while others get ready for bed in one Zoom class. So how are things going so far for the Falcons across the globe whose school day starts at sunset?
Jessica Cheng, Senior Co-Editor-in-Chief
• January 17, 2020
Peddie’s Amnesty International chapter kicked off their Write for Rights campaign in December, marking the third year they have organized this effort since 2016. The Peddie chapter’s campaign is part...
Peddie’s International Food Fair showcased food from Hong Kong, China, France, Spain, the Philippines, Nigeria, Jamaica, South Korea, India (x2), Canada and the Latin Club. Each table stood proudly by...
