Category: Fall 2024

The Farokhzad Mathematics Center ushers in a new era for inquiry and analysis.

For the architect Anne Torney ’83, helping address the Bay Area’s housing crisis over the past several decades has been both challenging and immensely rewarding.

Allan Jean-Baptiste ’08 and his colleagues at Ansa are shaking up the traditional realm of venture capital.

Head of School Alixe Callen ’88 writes about building the schools—and the students—of tomorrow.

New Upper School Principal Rachel Stone considers the challenges—from AI to emotional health—confronting today’s students.

Andrew Larson ’08, who works on the design team at Architectural Resources Cambridge (ARC), contributed to both the new Farokhzad Mathematics Center (FMC) and the William C. Cox Library projects, the school’s most recent, large-scale capital projects.

Milton’s Architecture course, offered by the Visual Arts Department, is opening students’ eyes to the world around them, where buildings become lessons in history, form, and function.

Robotics coach Bridget Sitkoff believes the lessons learned on the Middle School robotics team extend well beyond the middle school years.