
A Half Century of Fine Art on Milton’s Campus
The Nesto Gallery opened on January 10, 1974, and has since brought in scores of professional...
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The Nesto Gallery opened on January 10, 1974, and has since brought in scores of professional...
Read MoreFull Circle Moment: In 1986—the year the United States first observed Martin Luther King Jr. Day as a federal holiday, Lamont Gordon ’87 was a student listening to Milton’s first-ever MLK speaker. Gordon returned to campus in 2025 to continue the tradition.
Read MoreSolid preparation is the key to success in high-stakes situations, Army veteran Dan Kim ’09 told Upper School students during this year’s Veterans Day Assembly.
Read MoreJonathan D.S. Schroeder ’99, returned to Milton last fall as a Heyburn Lecturer and shared his amazing journey toward resurfacing John Swanson Jacobs’s story of enslavement and freedom.
Read MoreSenior Edna Etienne-Dupie ’25 is appointed to Massachusetts juvenile justice board, helping to address the needs of some of the state’s most vulnerable young people.
Read MoreMilton jazz students traveled to Atlanta for the Jazz Educational Network International Conference.
Read MoreYoung people should commit to deep learning and understanding—even as artificial-intelligence tools deliver efficiency and make information more accessible, renowned mathematician and social entrepreneur Po-Shen Loh told the Milton community.
Read MoreWith Many New Programs, Milton Seeks To Reset Its Commitment To Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, And...
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