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Harlem Taylor '26 stands infront of his photos at an exhibit in the Crumpacker Gallery.
His Own Playbook
For Harlem Taylor ’26, football opened doors — but curiosity, creativity, and community shaped the journey.
Prepping for Life
Fourteenth Rector Kathy Giles opened the 171st academic year with remarks about creativity being a byproduct of preparation — that preparation “is more about process than product, and in seeking to fulfill our potential as we learn and grow throughout our lives, we will and do indeed reach the point at which we can get creative, respond to new opportunities, and ask new questions.”
Searching for the Why
A summer internship researching sudden unexpected death in epilepsy helped Motunrayo Odukoya ’27 heal her past and prepare for her future
A Summer of Serious Science
Hugo de Saint-Aignan ’27 is one of a dozen Sixth Formers bringing research-rich Applied Science and Engineering Program externship experience back to St. Paul’s School this fall.
Better Together
For Aedyn Kourakos ’26 and Elle Ruminski ’26, friendship is the foundation for intellectual curiosity, ambition, and growth.
From Media Consumers to Media Makers
Students in the ASP Media and Society course gain hands-on experience in reporting, interviewing, and audio production — and an understanding of why media matters.
Science Under the Stars
ASP Astronomy helps students develop an appreciation for the universe — and their place in it.
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An Anniversary to Remember

More than 740 alumni and guests from across the U.S. and eight countries returned to campus for Anniversary Weekend 2026, celebrating lifelong friendships, cherished traditions, and the enduring spirit of St. Paul’s School.

Fifth Form Cardboard Boat Races 2026
The View From Here

The Form of 2028 kicked off the school year with a St. Paul’s tradition: cardboard boat races on Lower School Pond. Fifth Formers put their creativity and teamwork to the test, building their own boats before taking to the water — with varying degrees of success.