Kippy Liddle Day Chapel speakers Margaret Klein '10 and Emilie Klein '13 joined forces to inspire Brooks students to think about how and why collaborating with others makes you stronger.

Henry Hollingsworth ’17 will row in the U.S. men’s eight qualifier next month for the chance to compete in the Paris Olympic Games this summer.

Brooks’ squash players and wrestlers are heading to national championships this week.

Journalist Omar El Akkad got personal discussing the ideas in, and writing of,  his dystopian novel, American War.

Two students share an inside view of the international affairs conference in Boston.

Students in the Winter Term enjoy the opportunity to write their own screenplays and work collaboratively to create original movie scripts. 

Kata Clark ’25 earned her third title at the NEPSTA Division III Championships.

This year’s musical Footloose is a “surprises filled” celebration of singing and dancing that delivers a unique take on the fan favorite and will get everyone moving.

The Association of Boarding Schools presented Athletic Director and former Associate Head for Student Affairs Andrea Heinze with their prestigious award for Student and Residential Life excellence.

After 15 years at Brooks, Associate Head of School for Academic Affairs Susanna Waters will assume a new leadership role this summer.

A lacrosse phenom prepares to suit up for one of the country’s top collegiate programs.

From around the world and with expertise as vast, Brooks School’s new teachers are an impressive bunch!

Brooks bestowed diplomas on 102 students Monday, following a weekend filled with sun, sweet memories and sentimental goodbyes.

In a new twist on the traditional event, Brooks’ annual music festival was held on a Saturday night for the first time this year.

Michael Keating ’58, P’97 was recognized with an alumni award on campus May 5.

The Brooks Arts Cabaret wove together theater and music, monologues and ensembles, bright jazz and sultry rock into one impressive performance to a standing-room-only crowd.

Boston Marathon bombing survivors Patrick Downes and Jessica Kensky spoke with students about their experiences navigating physical disabilities — and working with Kensky’s service dog, Rescue — during the couple’s April 25 visit to campus shortly after the 10th anniversary of the terrorist attack.

Jackie Kelleher ’12 shared her story and advice with students in a thoughtful Chapel talk during the school’s annual Kippy Liddle Day.

Boys and girls basketball advance to the NEPSAC semifinals tomorrow — after boys ice hockey finished a “terrific” season and squash made several upsets at High School Nationals.

The winter musical brings all that jazz to Great Pond Road!

Brooks’ weekend competing in the Boston Model UN conference was successful in more ways than one.

For every gift Brooks receives during our annual Giving Day the school will donate a supply to longtime partner Bellesini Academy!

Meet Brooks’ new head coach Ben Chase, hear his plans for the program — in this season and beyond.

Latino Rebels founder Julio Ricardo Varela spoke with students about finding your voice and the importance of representation.

Students can double up on intensive January classes this year, offering more flexibility in their activities.

What an amazing fall for athletics at Brooks: Boys soccer and football teams both won their league championships, and our cross-country standout captured two top titles!

The cast and crew of Brooks’ Firetrail Theatre company slayed in the fall play, a production of Arsenic and Old Lace on campus November 10-13. Even new Assistant Head of School Nina Hanlon got in on the act!

Four Brooks teams will battle for New England titles this week!

Alumni Zoomed with the class of 2023 to share their personal experiences in the college application process and offer reassurance during a special event on campus.

Lucia Han ’23 won big after she jetted to Geneva for an international robotics competition.

Twice a week, students and adults get randomly mixed up together for lunch and a chat as a way to strengthen the ties in Brooks' campus community.

Construction crews worked through the summer to create additional space in which our community members can gather and support each other.

Brooks School's Dean of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Terri Ofori will be inducted into the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Board of Preachers at Morehouse College.

Admission's Fall Visit Day + Alumni Homecoming + the Athletics Hall of Fame Induction made the first weekend in October one for the books.

Students went on a special opp — ortunity: Touring Marine Helicopter One, the aircraft responsible for the transportation of the President and Vice President of the United States.

Painter Julia S. Powell shared with students the story of her career 180, furthering discussion of the ideas in this year's All Community Read, The Midnight Library.

Ginger Walsh Cobb '83, Alex Skinner '08 and the 1982-1983 girls 1st lacrosse team will be inducted into Brooks' Athletics Hall of Fame at Homecoming on October 1.

As new students started classes today, a slew of teachers made their Brooks debut, too!

A weekend of orientations and events kicked off the 2022-2023 school year.

Get the background on and hear from the administrators starting at Brooks this fall.

With the exciting news that one of her artworks was recently selected for an international exhibition, Art Department Chair Babs Wheelden is living her motto.

About 400 Brooks alumni returned to campus in June for a huge alumni weekend — the school's first in-person reunion since 2019.

The class of 2022's graduation from Brooks was a sun- and fun-filled weekend.

When students report to campus this fall, they will be greeted by a new dean of diversity, equity and inclusion: Reverend Terri Ofori.

Coaches bestowed afternoon activities and athletics honors during our awards ceremony shortly before graduation.

Four students performed in the school's annual speaking prize contest but only one, Molet Otieno '23, was declared this year's winner.

Former ice hockey pro Cherie Hendrickson '04 shares what motivates her — to inspire current Brooks students.

For her theater independent, Delaney Eiland '22 produced, cast, starred in and directed the musical "The Mad Ones."