The most important thing I do outside of Groton is my involvement in professional tennis. I write for a magazine, I work for some players, and a few times a year I go out to some tournaments as a member...

When Ann Gildroy Fox ‘94 first walked on the Circle as a student, she immediately took to heart  the school’s motto, Cui servire est regnare: “to serve is to rule.” Fox carried this ethic of service...

On September 27, the de Menil Gallery opened its doors to the tactile world of printmaking. Formed by Impression: A History of Printmaking gathers the work of six artists from the Rolling River Printmakers...

Twenty-four—that is how many countries are represented by Groton students. Fourteen—that is the international student population percentage. The community may be small, but it is certainly one of the...

What does your typical day at Groton look like?  I am a morning person, so I typically wake up early. I start my day with an hour of work, then I make a coffee, and head to chapel. I usually have a...

On September 29, Groton School gathered in the Campbell Performing Arts Center for the first Circle Talk of the year. The speaker? Curtis Sittenfeld ’93, the bestselling author of Prep, a novel about...

It’s an annual ritual. Every year in late July, the vast majority of Groton Upper Schoolers find themselves anxiously opening their computers to a list of bold blue single-digit numbers. Anticipation...