In one of their final activities before graduating, sixth-formers spent a morning volunteering – and leaving a lasting legacy of goodwill.

Dean of College Counseling Andy Campbell talks trends and shares the recent graduates' accomplishments in securing great choices for the next step in their education.

Campus has already begun to transform with demolition of the visual arts and Danforth buildings to make way for the new Center for the Arts. Assistant Project Manager Joe Napolitano '09 puts the plans into perspective.

Before she said goodbye at graduation, Hannah Latham '17 helped 100 students, faculty, and staff bond, by sharing new sides of themselves in a sweeping photo installation that stretched up and down Main Street for all to see.

The Brooks community gathered to honor the sixth-form with prizes, stories and celebrations.

Athletes were honored before the student body in a chapel ceremony highlighting their accomplishments this season.

Four shovels broke ground in front of the campus' historic barn during Alumni Weekend, marking the end of the new Center for the Arts' planning phase and the beginning of its construction phase.

Brooks School recognized four dedicated alums for their service and achievements during Alumni Weekend on campus.

Friends said, "Hi!" to the Class of 2016 yesterday with letters for unique program.

Brooksians have been volunteering at the Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence for the past 30 years.

Kaylan Tildsley Alderson '03 shared how athletics made an "incredible impact" on her life during our annual Kippy Liddle Day chapel service.

Brooks celebrated 22 students recognized for their scholastic achievement.

Nearly 28 years after she graduated, the painter is back at Brooks working with student artists just like the one she used to be.

Six professionals offered Brooksians their experience and advice at our NYC networking night

Boys basketball wins second consecutive New England Tournament.

This winter, Brooks students staged a mesmerizing performance of "Cabaret." In addition to entertaining students, faculty and parents over a three-night run, this performance will be remembered as the last musical to grace the stage of the Auditorium. This summer, the old barn will be replaced by a new visual and performing arts center.

Hannah Latham '17 competed with 500 teens to win a "Gold" Boston Globe Scholastic Art and Writing prize.

Congratulations athletes! Students were recognized for their achievements in afternoon activities

Ca-ching! Brooks' financial whizzes are increasing their $10,000 seed money -- and membership ranks.

Everyone won on Sunday when Brooks basketball welcomed visiting teams.

The second-annual Giving Day challenge was a success thanks to our devoted community