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Architectural rendering for the interior of the music performance hall
St. Paul's School Receives Second Major Gift for Performing Arts
A gift of $5 million from the Ho family names the performance hall in the future Coleman P. Burke ’59 Music Center.
SPS Celebrates the Form of 2026
Graduates mark the culmination of their St. Paul’s experience with reflections on adaptability, purpose, and the enduring power of human connection.
On Success, Setbacks, and Showing Up for Others
James Vanderbilt ’94 delivered a personal, insightful Baccalaureate Address to the Form of 2026
Graduation Week 2026 Presentations and Awards
On Saturday, May 30, SPS students from all forms were recognized in a special Awards Ceremony that celebrated their scholastic and extracurricular accomplishments, talents and service to the greater good.
2026 Spring Athletic Awards and Recognition
On Tuesday, May 19, the School community recognized the achievements of nearly five dozen athletes representing 10 spring teams during a special athletic awards chapel in Memorial Hall.
Forget the Minkles: Why You Need to Embarrass Yourself
Third Former Catherine Allen ’29 wins the Hugh Camp Cup with a speech about vulnerability, performance and refusing to let fear of judgment hold you back.
History, Empathy and the Hidden Lives Found in Archives
Historian and 2026 St. Paul’s School Schlesinger Writer-in-Residence Marci Shore explores archival research, Eastern European history and the moral importance of understanding another person’s experience.
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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.

Scene from Field Day 2026
The View From Here

Field Day is one of SPS’s most spirited spring traditions, bringing students together for a day of friendly dorm competition, teamwork, and school pride. Dressed in their dorm colors, students compete in relay races, tug-of-war, and other field events — all for bragging rights and community glory.