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Distinguished Seniors Earn Special Recognition

On Monday, May 20 — at a ceremony held in Dann Gymnasium in front of faculty, family, and friends — a host of Brunswick seniors were honored with distinguished awards.

Historian Spotlights U.S. ‘Moonshot’ Odyssey

With the 50th anniversary of the milestone event less than three months away, U.S. presidential historian and bestselling author Douglas Brinkley visited the Upper School for a discussion of his newest book — American Moonshot: John F. Kennedy and the Great Space Race — on Thursday, April 25.

Upper School Senior Honored for Diversity Leadership

For his work promoting diversity and inclusion in the greater Greenwich community, Brunswick senior Charlie Ciporin has been announced as the winner of the YWCA Racial Justice Scholarship Award.

Lehrman Lecturer Acclaims Revolution's ‘Poet Laureate’

Brunswick welcomed Jim Basker — the Richard Gilder Professor of Literary History at Barnard College, Columbia University — to Baker Theater on Tuesday, April 9.

Activist Returns to Promote Respect & Consent

Brunswick welcomed the return of Alexis Jones — an internationally recognized speaker, media personality, activist, and author — to the Upper School to renew a conversation about her life’s mission to serve others and to empower young men and women to fight for something bigger than themselves.

Student Union Tackles ‘Wall’ Debate

Brunswick held its second meeting of the Student Union at the Upper School on Thursday, March 28, as students promoted free speech and civil discourse on campus, while debating the issue of illegal immigration and President Trump’s proposed wall on the United States and Mexican border.

Visiting Author: 'Keep Working on the Story'

Bestselling author Adam Gidwitz visited the Middle School for a discussion about his career and a series of writing workshops on Thursday, March 28.

Seniors Named National Merit Finalists

Four Brunswick seniors — William Frauen, Christian Hartch, Ben Israel, and Cole Pierce — were announced as finalists in the 2019 National Merit Scholarship Program.

Math Team Earns State Championship

Brunswick’s Middle School Math Team took top honors with a first-place finish at the Connecticut State MATHCOUNTS Championship at the University of Hartford on March 9.

89th Annual Dinner Unites Dads & Sons

Brunswick fathers and sons gathered at Burke Field House for the 89th Annual Father-Son Dinner on Thursday, March 7.

Oscar-Nominated Alum: 'Journey Most Important'

Brunswick welcomed Oscar-nominated alumnus Matt Heineman '01 to Baker Theater for a discussion of his career in filmmaking on Thursday, March 7.

Arabic Students Target Environmental Issues

Upper Schoolers visited with students from Choate Rosemary Hall to work on a collaborative project focused on sustainability and waste management in the Middle East.

Ostrye Named National Wrestling Coach of the Year

Longtime Brunswick wrestling coach Tim Ostrye was honored as the National Coach of the Year at the 2019 National Prep Championships at Lehigh University, while wrestlers Chris Perry and Luca Errico both earned All-American status at this weekend's event in Bethlehem, Pa.

Five Inducted Into Cum Laude Society

Seniors Scott Gibbons, Tallon Hodge, Tommy Kimberlin, Will Maynard, and Ryan McMurchy were inducted to the Cum Laude Society on Thursday, February 21.

Middle School Math Team Garners Top Honors

The Brunswick Middle School math team took top honors at the Southwest Connecticut MathCounts competition at Fairfield University on Saturday, February 9.

Harvard ‘Rock Star’ Professor Returns to Alma Mater

’Wick alumnus David Malan ’95 — Gordon McKay Professor of the Practice of Computer Science at the Harvard’s John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences — returned to his high-school alma mater to discuss the value of computer science with Upper School students on Thursday, February 7.

Managing Anxiety: Students Get Expert Advice

Brunswick welcomed Darby Fox P ’17 — child and adolescent family therapist; CBS, Fox News, and HLN contributor; author; and national educator — to the Upper School for a lecture and Q & A rooted in the feelings of anxiety affecting so many young people in the world today.

Inner ‘Joy’ Sustained His Fight Against Injustice

Anthony Ray Hinton — wrongfully arrested, charged, and convicted of capital murder in 1985 —suffered nearly 30 years cramped in a tiny cell on Alabama’s Death Row before being exonerated in 2015. He traveled to Connecticut to share his powerful story with Brunswick School and Greenwich Academy students at a joint Upper School assembly at GA on Thursday, January 31.

Upper Schoolers Honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Upper School students paused to honor and reflect on the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., as the Diversity-in-Action Club (DIA) led a 90-minute presentation entitled ‘Dismantling Oppression: Finding Your Voice’ on Thursday, January 24.

ADL Visit Prompts Students To Be ‘Agents of Change’

Brunswick welcomed the Anti-Defamation League’s ‘A World of Difference Institution’ — an organization recognizing that attitudes and beliefs affect actions, and that each of us can have an impact on others, and ultimately, on the world in which we live — to the Middle School on Wednesday, January 23.

Wrestlers Win 44th Annual Invitational Tournament

Brunswick collected 209 team points to win the 44^th Brunswick Invitational Tournament on Saturday. The Bruins bested second-place Northfield Mount Hermon, last year’s champion, by 35.5 points. Brunswick has won its own tournament 19 times dating back to 1976.

Upper School Exam Schedule: Jan. 15 - Jan. 18

Upper School exams will be administered on both the Brunswick and Greenwich Academy campuses from Tuesday, January 15, through Friday, January 18.

Joyful "Twelve Days" Heralds Holiday Break

The entire Brunswick community gathered as one — and students united in the traditional (and quite lively and spirited) singing of “The Twelve Days of Christmas” — at the festive and colorful all-school assembly on Thursday, December 20.

Prize-Winning Author: Success in ‘Science of Habit’

Brunswick Parent Programs welcomed Charles Duhigg — Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter and author of Smarter Faster Better and The Power of Habit— to Baker Theater for a presentation on Tuesday, December 11.

Worldwide ‘Hour of Code’ Returns to ’Wick

The Hour of Code, one of the largest single-day education events in the world, will give students and teachers at Brunswick the opportunity to join millions around the globe in completing an hour of coding activities.

Students, Faculty Unite in Giving Thanks

’Wick students of all divisions have been generously busy with a host of Thanksgiving community-service initiatives on and away from campus — taking time aside from their everyday individual and collective pursuits to think about others in need during this special time of year.

'Wick Community Pauses to Honor Veterans

The Brunswick community paused on Veterans Day to honor and celebrate the service of all U.S. military veterans.

Water Polo Wins Fifth-Straight NEPSAC Title

Brunswick defeated Loomis Chaffee by a 20-5 margin to win the 2018 NEPSAC Water Polo Championship, held at Phillips Exeter on Saturday.

In Memoriam: Walter F. Burke ’40 (1922–2018)

Walter F. Burke ’40, Brunswick alumnus, parent, former chairman of the Board of Trustees, and tremendous friend of the School, died in Greenwich on Thursday, November 1, at the age of 96.

Alumni Q & A: Charlie Castine '12

Alumnus Charlie Castine '12 has returned to his alma mater to help lead 'Wick's new experiential education program in Randolph, Vermont, as the assistant director.

Paralympian Highlights '4 S's of Resilience'

Brunswick welcomed Chris Waddell — Paralympic champion and founder of the One Revolution Foundation — to Camuto Auditorium for a presentation encouraging Lower and Middle School students to challenge the limitations they put on themselves and others.

Joyful Homecoming 2018 Draws Record Crowds

Hundreds gathered on Edwards Campus for Homecoming 2018, a weekend jam-packed with festivities geared to the whole ’Wick community of loyal alumni, students, faculty, parents, and friends.

Journalist Spotlights Need for Civil Discourse

Brunswick welcomed Alexander Heffner — host of the PBS television show “The Open Mind” — to Baker Theater for a discussion with Upper School students and faculty about the meaning of civil discourse.

Federal Judge Offers Three 'Profiles in Courage'

Brunswick welcomed the Honorable Jed Rakoff to the Upper School for a lecture and Q & A session rooted in the concept of intellectual courage on Thursday, October 4.

Sophomores Return from Year’s First Vermont Trek

Brunswick’s campus in Randolph, Vt., opened last week to welcome its first group of Upper School students for eight days of off-campus wilderness-education and applied-classroom-learning in the field.

In Memoriam: Betty Altman (1932-2018)

Betty Altman, 86, beloved parent, grandparent, and friend to so many in the Brunswick community, died Saturday, September 22.

Students 'Commended' for National Merit

Fifteen Brunswick students have been named Commended Students in the 2019 National Merit Scholarship Program.

Tech Insider Encourages Curbing Time Online

Brunswick welcomed Max Stossel — award-winning poet and filmmaker and Head of Education & Content for the Center for Humane Technology — to the Upper School on Thursday, September 20.

Annual Meeting & Dinner Caps ’Wick’s ‘Great Transition’

Brunswick School welcomed nearly 850 parents and faculty, filling Burke Fieldhouse to capacity, for its Annual Meeting & Dinner on Thursday, Sept. 13.

Seniors Merit National Recognition for Scholarship

Eight Brunswick seniors were announced on Wednesday, Sept. 12, as semifinalists in the 2019 National Merit Scholarship Program, joining 16,000 other students nationwide.

Appleseed Award Winners Cited for Effort, Execution

The Appleseed Awards, given in recognition of faculty members who have shown exceptional dedication to inspiring and encouraging Brunswick boys in their academic, athletic, and extracurricular pursuits, have been presented to Mary Alice Ackley, Michael Allwood, Kristina Norrgard, and Susan Smith.

In Memoriam: Robert G. Sampson (1923-2018)

Robert G. Sampson, 95, beloved coach, friend, and mentor to so many in the Brunswick community, died Thursday, September 6.

Philip’s Message on First Day: ‘You’re Not Alone’

After members of the Class of 2019 processed hand-in-hand with first graders into Dann Gymnasium — a longtime First Day tradition — Headmaster Thomas W. Philip opened Brunswick’s 116th year by addressing the faculty and student body.

Faculty Recognized for 'Going the Extra Mile'

’Wick faculty members Brett Martell, Kate Duennebier, and Danny Dychkowski earned the “Going the Extra Mile” in Excellence in Teaching Awards for inspiring and empowering all of those they teach, coach, and advise.

Class of 2018 Inductees Enter Athletics Hall of Fame

On Saturday, May 19, Booth Garnett ’66, William Broadbent ’02, and the 1989 Football Team were honored as the third class of inductees into Brunswick’s Athletics Hall of Fame.

Closing Ceremonies Cap 'Year to Remember'

Brunswick rounded out the 2017–18 school year with Closing Ceremonies on Tuesday, June 5, honoring students and faculty members for outstanding accomplishments in the classroom, on the athletic fields, and in the school community.

Computer Science Students Shine at All-Star Competition

Upper School students traveled to Barrington, Rhode Island, this past weekend to compete in the All-Star Contest of the American Computer Science League — bringing home top-honors for their performances.

Class of 2018: ‘Great Kindness’ Marks Newest Graduates

Bright blue sky and lavish sunshine set the stage for a day of celebration as Brunswick graduated 99 members of the Class of 2018 in a stirring ceremony that marked the School’s 116th Commencement.

Distinguished Seniors Earn Special Recognition

On Monday, May 21 — at a ceremony held in Dann Gymnasium in front of faculty, family, and friends — a host of Brunswick seniors were honored with distinguished awards.

'Wick Programmers Capture Bronze at Code Quest

Brunswick Upper School students Matthew Pillari, Tallon Hodge, and Cole Pierce teamed up to win 3rd place at the Code Quest competition at Sikorsky Aircraft in Stratford, Conn., on April 21.

New Campus Update: A Historic Day for Brunswick

Tomorrow, May 1, promises to be a special day in Brunswick's history, as the School is scheduled to take full possession of the new campus on the former Tudor Corporation property on King Street.

'Wick Students Take Leadership Roles at Model UN

Brunswick Upper School students participated in Fordham University’s Model United Nations Conference on its Lincoln Center Campus in New York on April 21–22.

Greenwich Swimmers Unite To Support Horizons

Swimmers from Brunswick, Greenwich Academy, Sacred Heart, and Greenwich High School — 32 in all — united to raise money and awareness for the Horizons Program on Saturday, April 21.

Upper Schoolers Showcase 'Adaptability' at Lower School

Upper School boys visited the Lower School to help their younger counterparts foster an understanding of “adaptability” on Friday, April 13.

Lehrman Visiting Lecturer Highlights Alexander Hamilton

Brunswick welcomed Richard Brookhiser — historian, biographer, journalist, and senior editor at National Review— to Baker Theater on Thursday, April 12.

New ’Wick Student Union Promotes Respectful Debate

Brunswick held its first meeting of the Student Union at the Upper School on Thursday, March 29, as students promoted free speech and civil discourse on campus while debating the issue of gun control.

Upper School Science Students Earn State Honors

Brunswick Upper School students returned to Greenwich as award winners after the 70th Annual Connecticut Science and Engineering Fair, held at Quinnipiac University in Hamden from March 12-17.

Middle School Math Team Earns Top Finish

Brunswick’s Middle School math team finished in third place at the Connecticut State Math Counts competition in Hartford on Saturday, March 10 — the team’s best result in more than a decade.

Bruins Win First-Ever NEPSAC Large School Title

Jack Forrest’s rebound goal with 11:20 left in overtime gave Brunswick its first-ever championship in NEPSAC Tournament play, as the #5 Bruins topped #3 Thayer by a 4-3 margin in the Martin/Earl Large School Tournament on Sunday.

Cum Laude Society Inducts Three Seniors

Seniors Diego Jasson, Tim Kenny, and Oliver Nusbaum were inducted to the Cum Laude Society on Thursday, February 22.

Faculty Institute Focuses On Emotional Intelligence

Brunswick welcomed Marc Brackett, Ph.D., founding director of the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence and Professor in the Child Study Center at Yale University, as the keynote speaker at last week’s Faculty Development Day.

Family Trio of Former Marines Brings ‘Honor’ To Life

Brunswick welcomed a trio of Marine Corps veterans — Terry, Ward, and Grant Savage — to the Upper School for a discussion and Q & A session rooted in the concept of honor on Thursday, February 8.

Middle School Math Team Garners Top Honors

The Brunswick Middle School math team took top honors at the Southwest Connecticut MathCounts competition at Fairfield University on Saturday, February 3.

'Wick Squash Wins National Championship

Top-seeded Brunswick won the Division 1 Justi Cup at the 2018 HEAD U.S. High School Team Championships on Sunday at the Philadelphia Cricket Club, beating #2 Haverford by a match score of 5-2.

Upper Schooler Named Presidential Scholar Candidate

Henry Ellison has been named as a candidate for the United States Presidential Scholars Program, which recognizes and honors some of the nation’s most distinguished graduating high school seniors.

‘Real Men Speak Up,’ Carlson Tells Upper Schoolers

Nationally recognized news anchor Gretchen Carlson, whose own highly publicized actions in filing a sexual-harassment lawsuit against her employer opened a floodgate and landed her on the cover of Time magazine, addressed the Upper School during a special assembly on Tuesday, January 30.

For Students, NOLA Service ‘Puts Love First’

Ten Brunswick students, along with three members of the faculty, traveled to New Orleans, La., to spend the week working for the St. Bernard Project, a nationally recognized leader in disaster resilience and recovery founded following Hurricane Katrina in February 2006.

Wilderness Odyssey Tests, Strengthens Boys' Character

Fourteen Brunswick junior boys, along with two members of the faculty, have returned from the third annual Outdoor Leadership Program, taking place at historic Camp Dudley on Lake Champlain from Jan. 13–20.

Middle School Wins Sixth Squash National Championship

The Brunswick ‘A’ team won the 2018 U.S. Middle School Team Division I Championship, held at Yale University on Sunday.

Middle Schoolers Honor Legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr.

In celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and in an effort to take an active role in honoring his legacy, Middle School students and faculty participated in a written meditation exercise on Thursday, January 18.

National Geo Explorer’s Work ‘A Gesture of Heroism'

Brunswick welcomed Wade Davis — a professor of anthropology and the BC Leadership chair in cultures and ecosystems at risk at the University of British Columbia, explorer-in-residence at the National Geographic Society, and member of the NGS Explorers Council — to the Upper School on Wednesday, January 3.

Joyful 'Twelve Days' Heralds Start of Holiday Break

Brunswick students and faculty gathered in the spirit of the holiday season at the colorful and festive all-school assembly on Friday, December 15 — capped by the traditional (and quite rousing) rendition of “The Twelve Days of Christmas.”

Students Join in Worldwide 'Hour of Code'

The Hour of Code, one of the largest single-day education events in the world, gave students and teachers at Brunswick the opportunity to join millions around the globe in completing an hour of coding activities.

Assembly Marks 76th Anniversary of Pearl Harbor Attack

Brunswick Upper School students paused to reflect, listen, and learn on the 76th anniversary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, on December 7, 1941.

Brunswick Career Center Now Live Online

Brunswick School is pleased to announce the launch of the Brunswick Career Center, providing state-of-the-art resources to help alumni manage their careers, network with fellow alumni, and search for jobs.

Expert Doctor Lays Out Dangers of Vaping

Paul B. Sygall M.D., attending anesthesiologist and interventional pain management consultant at Greenwich Hospital, visited Brunswick to discuss the dangers and risks of vaping with Upper School students and faculty on Monday, November 20.

Water Polo Wins Fourth Straight NEPSAC Crown

Hosting the NEPSAC Water Polo Championship, the "Liquid Four," Brunswick topped Exeter in the title match, 14-6, on Saturday inside Mehra Natatorium. The NEPSAC crown is the fourth in a row for the Bruins (23-2).

Nantucket Project Brings Its 'Heart' to 'Wick

“Only the Size of Your Heart Matters,” a Brunswick Trust symposium directed by The Nantucket Project, came to Baker Theater and Upper School breakout rooms on Thursday, November 9.

From Pre-K to 9th Grade, Theater Teachers Prove 'Time Flies'

Pre-kindergartners and ninth-grade boys united at Baker Theater and in the Black Box for lessons in stage production, acting, and storytelling on Friday, November 3.

Huge Crowds Delight in Sunshine at Homecoming

With a Friday-evening athletic sweep and fireworks that burst across the night sky, Homecoming 2017 kicked off with victories by soccer and water polo — a fitting start to a jam-packed weekend filled with abundant sunshine and a bounty of Brunswick spirit to match.

No Place for Hate: Duo Promotes ‘Alt-Solutions’

Brunswick welcomed Daryl Davis and Arno Michaelis — presenters of “No Place for Hate: Alt-Solutions for Transforming the Alt-Right” — to the Upper and Middle School campuses on Thursday, October 26.

Brunswick Acquires Tudor Property

In a letter to the Brunswick School community, Headmaster Thomas W. Philip announced that Brunswick has today completed acquisition of the 43-acre campus of Tudor Investment Corporation, including land and buildings at 1275 King Street and homes to the north, on Cliffdale Road.

For BPA, Parenting Expert Focuses on ‘Tween’ Years

The Brunswick Parents’ Association welcomed Darby Fox P ’17 — parenting expert; CBS, Fox News, and HLN contributor; author; and national educator — to the Upper School for a discussion of “Teenagers: Myths and the Truth” on Wednesday, October 18.

One Word at a Time, His Voice Changes the World

New York Times bestselling author Kwame Alexander, recipient of the 2015 John Newbery Medal for the Most Distinguished Contribution to American Literature for Children, visited Brunswick to speak to Lower and Middle School boys on Wednesday, October 18.

Reaching Peak Output: Performance Advisor Visits 'Wick

John Underwood, creator of the Life of an Athlete Human Performance Project and an instrumental designer of the Human Performance Program for the US Navy SEAL Teams, spoke to Upper School students and faculty on Thursday, October 12.

Relay for Life: Lower Schoolers Raise Cancer Awareness

All Lower School students participated in “Pay to Wear Pink” to raise awareness and money for cancer prevention and treatment on Friday, October 13.

New Seminar Spotlights Character & Ethics

In a new Upper School "Character & Ethics" seminar, junior boys participate for one quarter in a class that prompts them to self-identify as ethical thinkers and gain self-knowledge with respect to their personal decision-making.

Middle Schoolers Explore Ethics of Digital World

Middle School students and faculty began a focused exploration of digital citizenship in advisory groups this week, seeking to connect their digital identities to the expectations, standards, and language used to guide their conduct in non-digital spheres.

BPA Plaques Give Weight to ‘Power of Words’

Designed to dovetail with the Brunswick Trust, “The Power of Words” theme will see Lower School students carefully “unpack” a series of 18 words selected for their unique strength.

In Memoriam: A. Macdonald Caputo

A. Macdonald Caputo, 76, Brunswick parent, former chairman of the Board of Trustees, and visionary leader in shepherding the School into and through construction of the Edwards Campus on King Street, died Saturday, September 30.

Students 'Connect' to Build Camaraderie and Community

Upper and Middle School boys united on Edwards Campus this week to help build leadership and teamwork skills as part of Brunswick’s Connections Program.

Advisory Team Challenges: A Towering Success

All Upper School students and their advisors gathered on Monday, September 25, for the first advisory activity of the year, designed to promote the character traits of enthusiasm, outlook, and adaptability.

Lower Schoolers Spend 'Dynamite' Day in Outdoor Classroom

On the first day of fall, Lower School boys ventured beyond normal class activity and into the Outdoor Classroom for an overview of everything the natural resource on Edwards Campus has to offer.

Seniors 'Commended' for National Merit

Ten Brunswick students have been named Commended Students in the 2018 National Merit Scholarship Program.

Brunswick Acquires Campus in Randolph, Vt.

After nearly a year of research, planning, and a site visit/inspection in April by members of the Board of Trustees, Brunswick took ownership of a new campus in Randolph, Vt., on Sept. 14.

‘Underground Railroad’ Author Stops at ’Wick

National bestselling author Colson Whitehead visited the Upper School on Monday, Sept. 18, to discuss literary journeys, his life as a writer, and his National Book Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning novel The Underground Railroad.

Annual Dinner 2017: ‘Our Boys Always Our Top Priority'

Brunswick School welcomed nearly 850 parents and faculty, filling Burke Fieldhouse to capacity, for its Annual Dinner on Thursday, Sept. 14.

At Lower School, Youngest United with Oldest

Lower School Head Katie Signer united the oldest and youngest members of the Lower School community through the longstanding tradition of the Big Brother program on Friday, September 15.

Seniors Merit National Recognition for Scholarship

Seniors Wesley Peisch and Ben Shore were announced on Wednesday, Sept. 13, as semifinalists in the 2018 National Merit Scholarship Program, joining 16,000 other students nationwide.

'Wick Students Rally to Support Texas Hurricane Victims

In response to Headmaster Philip’s letter to the Brunswick community — asking boys to consider a donation of any size to help those who have lost so much in Texas — students from all school divisions responded by raising $4,103.38.

Philip’s Message on First Day: ‘We’re All in It Together’

After members of the Class of 2018 processed hand-in-hand with first graders into Dann Gymnasium — a longtime tradition of First Day — Headmaster Thomas W. Philip opened Brunswick’s 115th year by addressing the faculty and student body.

Appleseed Awards Presented to 'A'-Level Faculty

The Appleseed Awards, given in recognition of faculty members who have shown exceptional dedication to inspiring and encouraging Brunswick boys in their academic, athletic, and extracurricular pursuits, have been presented to Doug Burdett, Marcus Chioffi, Susie Foyle, and Seth Potter.

Peer Leaders Bring Creativity and Costume to Orientation Day

Senior Peer Leaders from Brunswick and Greenwich Academy — 36 in all — gathered bright and early on Friday, September 1, to greet all ninth-grade students as they set to begin their Upper School years on both campuses next week.

'Wick Science Team Travels to Witness Total Eclipse

Three Brunswick students — rising junior classmates Nico Apostolides, Benjamin Burns, and Jonathan Wiener — and two members of the science-teaching faculty traveled to Salem, Oregon, to view the total eclipse on August 21.

'Wick Set to Acquire Tudor Property

Brunswick has agreed in principle to purchase 43 acres of land owned by Tudor Investment Corporation, directly across the street from the School's King Street Campus.

Closing Ceremonies Honor Excellence & Growth

Brunswick rounded out the 2016–17 school year with Closing Ceremonies on Tuesday, June 6, honoring students and community members for everything from high scholarship to community service and athletics.

Computer Science Students Shine at All-Star Contest

Upper School students traveled to Newbury Park High School in Newbury Park, Calif., this past weekend to compete in the All-Star Contest of the American Computer Science League — bringing home a sixth-place finish in the Senior 3 Division and an eighth-place finish in the Intermediate 3 Division.

Capacity Crowd Honors 'Wick's Class of 2017

Before a standing-room-only gathering of parents, family, faculty, and friends at Dann Gymnasium, Brunswick School honored the Class of 2017 at its 115th Commencement Exercises on May 17.

Faculty Recognized for 'Going the Extra Mile'

The “Going the Extra Mile” in Excellence in Teaching Awards were presented to Jean Westhoff, Brian Callahan, and John Martin at a faculty gathering prior to Commencement on Wednesday, May 17.

Special Recognition for Distinguished Seniors

On Monday, May 15 — at a ceremony held in Dann Gymnasium in front of faculty, family, and friends — a host of Brunswick seniors were honored with distinguished awards.

'Wick Community Gathers for Biennial Golf Outing

Storied Winged Foot Golf Club played host to the 5th Biennial Brunswick Golf Outing on Monday, May 8.

'Behind Every Boy Lies a Courageous Woman'

The Brunswick community gathered for the biennial Spring Fashion Show and Luncheon, a mother-son tradition since 1943, on Thursday, April 20.

'Wick Swimmers Race to Support Horizons

Brunswick and Greenwich Academy swimmers united to raise money and awareness for Horizons at Brunswick by competing in a 3000-yard relay on Saturday, April 1.

’Wick Math Team Shines at State Competition

The Brunswick math team placed second among small schools at the Connecticut State Association of Math Leagues (CSAML) annual state competition at E.O. Smith High School in Storrs, Conn., on Thursday, April 6.

Computer Science Students Named Worldwide All-Stars

Upper School students have qualified to represent Brunswick in the annual American Computer Science League (ACSL) Invitational All-Star Contest. This year's competition will be held on Saturday, May 27, at Newbury Park High School in Southern California.

Upper School Science Students Earn State Honors

Brunswick Upper School students returned to Greenwich as award winners after the Connecticut Science and Engineering Fair, held at Quinnipiac University in Hamden from March 14-18.

87th Annual Father-Son Dinner: 'Lead by Parties of One'

Brunswick welcomed Buddy Teevens — head football coach at Dartmouth College — as the keynote speaker at the 87th Annual Father–Son dinner, held on Thursday, March 9.

Cum Laude Assembly: 'Be a Restoring Force'

Seniors Colin MacFaddin, Jack Parkin, and Alex Wada were inducted to the Cum Laude Society on Thursday, February 23.

Young Writers Earn Distinction in Essay Contest

Eighth-grade students Andy Aube, Max Charney, Charlie Garland, Graham Lodge, and Max Meissner earned distinction in a national essay-writing contest sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolution to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the National Parks Service.

Computer Science Students Shine in First Round

Brunswick students are off to a flying start in the American Computer Science League (ACSL), garnering perfect scores in senior, intermediate, and elementary divisions.

Outdoor Leadership Program Promotes Experiential Learning

Fourteen Brunswick junior boys, along with two members of the faculty, have returned from the second annual Outdoor Leadership Program, taking place at historic Camp Dudley on Lake Champlain from Jan. 14–21.

Debate and Resolution: 'Wick Team Earns Honors at Invitational

Brunswick’s Upper School debate team took home a host of awards from the Choate Invitational Tournament on January 8.

Katrina Krewe 2017: More Than a Memory

Ten Brunswick students, along with three members of the faculty, traveled to New Orleans, La., to spend the week working for the St. Bernard Project, a nationally recognized leader in disaster resilience and recovery founded following Hurricane Katrina in February 2006.

Water Polo Puts Four on All-New England Team

Four Brunswick water polo players — Will Marvin, Thacher Scannell, Charlie Pang, and Simon Derby — were recognized by the NEPSAC as All-New England honorees.

Youth Motivational Speaker David Flood: 'Look on the Inside'

David Flood, a youth motivational speaker who has visited with more than 150,000 students, spoke to an audience of Middle School students and faculty on Thursday, January 5.

’Tis the Season of Giving: ’Wick Students Grant Holiday Wishes

’Wick students of all divisions have been busy with a host of community-service initiatives on and away from campus during the holiday season — taking time aside from their everyday individual and collective pursuits to think about others in need during this special time of year.

‘Golden Ticket’ for Middle School Robotics Team

A Brunswick robotics team is headed to the state championships after earning high marks at a weekend qualifying competition.

Abraham Lincoln: A President of Courage, Honor, Truth

Brunswick welcomed Michael Burlingame — holder of the Chancellor Naomi B. Lynn Distinguished Chair in Lincoln Studies at the University of Illinois at Springfield and the May Buckley Sadowski Professor of History, Emeritus, at Connecticut College — to Baker Theater on Thursday, November 10.

MS Visiting Author: 'Write What You Want to Know'

Gary Schmidt, a professor of English at Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Michigan, visited with Brunswick Middle School students in November to share stories, run writing workshops, and lead a parent-son book club session about his young adult, historical fiction novel The Wednesday Wars.

Pollster Frank Luntz Challenges Students in Spirited Session

Frank Luntz, founder and chairman of Luntz Global: Expert Communication Strategists, visited the Upper School in October as part of the Class of 2005 Speaker Series — an endowed gift given by the parents of the Class of 2005 to bring honored and informative speakers to the Brunswick campus.

Homecoming 2016: A Make-Our-Own Sparkle Weekend!

The Brunswick spirit was unmistakable as Homecoming 2016 warmed up a weekend full of friendship, family, and fun — even with some less-than-ideal conditions.

U.S. Senate Candidate Dan Carter: 'Take the Shot'

Upper School students welcomed U.S. Senate Candidate and State Rep. Dan Carter (R-Bethel) to Baker Theater for a Q&A on Thursday, October 6.

'Trendsetter' E-magazines Earn Gold Crowns

Two Brunswick literary and artistic e-magazines — The Orient Express and Babel — received gold medals and All-Columbian honors from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association (CSPA) in September.

Seniors Commended for Scholarly Achievement

Thirteen Brunswick students have been named Commended Students in the 2017 National Merit Scholarship Program. Commended Students placed in the top five percent of more than 1.5 million students who entered the competition.

Relive the "Above All Else" Capital Campaign

At the Annual Dinner on September 15, the Brunswick community gathered to celebrate the successful culmination of the"Above All Else: Courage, Honor, Truth" Capital Campaign.

Annual Dinner 2016: 'Play the Ball Where It Lies'

Brunswick School welcomed nearly 870 parents and faculty — a record turnout — to its Annual Dinner on Thursday, Sept. 15.

Three's Company: Seniors Earn National Merit

Seniors Brendan Forst, Tate Huffman, and Andrew Rogozinski were announced on Wednesday, Sept. 14, as semifinalists in the 2017 National Merit Scholarship Program, joining 16,000 other students nationwide.

New Brunswick Boathouse Reflects 'Beauty of the Sport'

At a dedication ceremony on September 10, Headmaster Thomas W. Philip paid tribute to all who had a role in making the new Brunswick Boathouse a reality, noting how strongly competitive rowing reflects the School's philosophy.

First Day: 'Everything Is About Community'

Students and faculty gathered for Opening Ceremonies in Dann Gymnasium on Tuesday, September 6, to begin Brunswick School's 114th year.

'A' Is for Appleseed: Faculty Cited at Opening Meetings

Pat Meloni, Tim Ostrye, Jim Stephens, and Jaime Gonzalez-Ocaña are the inaugural winners of the Appleseed Awards, given in recognition of faculty members who have shown exceptional dedication to inspiring and encouraging Brunswick boys in their academic, athletic, and extracurricular pursuits.

Award Winners Saluted as Summer Beckons

Middle and Upper School students and faculty gathered at Closing Exercises on Tuesday, June 7, to recognize superior achievements in scholarship, character, athletics, and community service.

Callaghan '16 Named National Merit Scholarship Winner

Brunswick graduate Ryan Callaghan was among the approximately 3,000 students announced this week as 2016 National Merit Scholarship recipients.

Faculty Honored for ‘Going the Extra Mile’

The “Going the Extra Mile” in Excellence in Teaching Awards, in their inaugural year, have been presented to Jean Dobbs, Anthony Fischetti, and Dana Montanez.

A Standing Ovation for 'Wick's 91 Newest Alumni

Before a standing-room-only gathering of parents, family, faculty, and friends at Dann Gymnasium, Brunswick School honored the Class of 2016 at its 114th Commencement Exercises on May 18.

Special Recognition for Distinguished Seniors

On Monday, May 16 — at a ceremony held in Dann Gymnasium in front of faculty, family, and friends — a host of Brunswick seniors were honored with distinguished awards.

Lifetime of Leadership: Stephens Honored by GLF

Longtime Brunswick teacher and coach Jim Stephens was honored by the Greenwich Leadership Forum as the recipient of the Lifetime Leadership Award at its Annual Dinner on Tuesday, May 3.

Computer Science Students Excel on World Platform

Brunswick placed in the top 20, among 200 schools competing worldwide, in the American Computer Science League (ACSL), a computer science and computer programming contest for junior and senior high school students.

'Encourage, Inspire, Protect the Girls in Your Life'

Alexis Jones — internationally recognized speaker, media personality, activist, and author — visited the Upper School to encourage students to lead lives of contribution, not consumption.

Boys & Girls Club Recognizes ‘Education Volunteers’

Brunswick received the Lillian Butler Davey Education Volunteer Award — along with a citation from the Connecticut General Assembly — for its longstanding service and commitment to the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich.

Problem Solvers: Math Team Qualifies for New Englands

The Brunswick math team qualified for the New England regional competition by way of its fifth-place finish at the CT State Tournament, held at Greenwich High School on April 6.

Poetry Out Loud: Students Earn Recitation Medals

Brunswick modern language students earned medals for their recitations at the Connecticut Council of Language Teachers (CT COLT) poetry recitation contest, held at East Haven High School on Wednesday, April 6.

Mind Over Matter: ’Wick Students Earn World ‘Odyssey’

Two Brunswick Middle School teams qualified for the world finals after top-notch performances at the Odyssey of the Mind state finals, held last weekend in Bristol, Conn.

Upper Schoolers Garner Science & Engineering Fair Awards

Brunswick Upper School students returned to Greenwich as award winners after the Connecticut Science and Engineering Fair, held Saturday, March 19, at Quinnipiac University in Hamden.

86th Annual Father-Son Dinner: ‘Enjoy the Moment’

Brunswick welcomed back alumnus Peter Bevacqua ’89 — the CEO of the PGA of America — as the keynote speaker at the 86th Annual Father-Son Dinner on Thursday, March 10.

Holocaust Rescuer: 'One Person Can Make a Difference'

Jeannie Opdyke Smith, the daughter of Holocaust rescuer Irene Gut Opdyke, visited the Upper School on Thursday, March 10, to share her mother’s harrowing story — and to help carry on her lasting legacy.

Top 'Tu' Percent: Middle Schooler Shines on National Math Exam

Middle School student Kevin Tu — an 8th grader — earned a score of 126 on the American Mathematics Competitions (AMC) 10, placing him in the top two percent of all students nationwide and qualifying him for the American Invitational Mathematics Examination (AIME).

Cum Laude Society Assembly: 'Cultivate Your Creativity'

Seniors Wills Danielsen, Andrew Floersheimer, Chris Peisch, and Pat Stefanou were inducted to the Cum Laude Society at an Upper School assembly at Baker Theater on Thursday, February 18.

Senatorial Advice: 'Value Education, Cross the Aisle'

U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) — father of Matthew ’04, Michael ’07, David ’10, and Claire (GA ’12) — visited Brunswick on Tuesday, Feb. 16, encouraging Upper School students to become involved in public service initiatives close to their hearts.

'Wick Wins Squash National Championship

In an epic national championship match, Brunswick beat Haverford, 4-3, securing its second straight U.S. Squash Team National Championship on Sunday in Philadelphia.

‘Ask No Guarantees, Ask for No Security: See the World’

'Wick alum Tommy Mulvoy, a member of the Class of 1996, visited the Upper School in January to encourage students to pursue Study Abroad and Foreign Language Immersion Program opportunities in their immediate futures and beyond.

Katrina Krewe 2016: 'Not Just a Drop in the Bucket'

Ten Brunswick students, along with three members of the faculty, have traveled to New Orleans, La., to spend the week working for the St. Bernard Project, a nationally recognized leader in disaster resilience and recovery founded following Hurricane Katrina in February 2006.

'Wick Senior Earns Highest 'AP' Honors

Brunswick senior Andrew Israel was one of 67 students in the world to earn every possible point on the AP Computer Science A Exam, receiving the maximum score on each portion of the exam last May.

Upper School Exam Schedule: Jan. 19–22

Upper School exams will be administered on both the Brunswick and Greenwich Academy campuses from Tuesday, January 19, through Friday, January 22.

Brunswick Captures Nichols-Belmont Hill Hockey Tournament

Jack Mendillo’s overtime goal against Belmont Hill gave Brunswick a 2-1 win and the championship trophy in the Nichols-Belmont Hill Holiday Hockey Tournament on Wednesday.

’Tis the Season of Giving: ’Wick Students Grant Holiday Wishes

Throughout the holiday season, Brunswick students have been busy with generosity, gathering Santa bags full of gifts for families in need throughout Fairfield and Westchester County.

Courage, Honor, Truth: Lifelong Watchwords of Winston Churchill

Brunswick welcomed British historian and biographer Andrew Roberts — Lehrman Institute Distinguished Fellow at the New-York Historical Society and Visiting Professor at the War Studies Department at King’s College, London — to Baker Theater on Tuesday, December 8.

Lower Schoolers 'Checkmate' the Competition

At the National Scholastic Grade Level Chess Championships — hosted by the United States Chess Federation in Orlando, Fla., on December 4–6 — Lower School students fared exceptionally well in the national event.

'Babel' Tops the Tower of Student Publications

Babel — Brunswick’s multi-lingual e-magazine featuring art, music, poetry, and prose in as many as 10 different languages — secured top honors from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association for its 2014–15 publication.

’Wick Delegates ‘Model’ United Nations at Princeton

More than 1,000 participants, including a team of 16 Brunswick students, convened at Princeton University for the 2015 Princeton Model United Nations Conference (PMUNC) on Nov. 19–22.

Late Touchdown Strike Secures Bowl Win for Bruins

Trailing 15-12 with just over a minute to play, sophomore quarterback Nicky Henkel connected with classmate Harrison Caponiti in the end zone for the go-ahead score, pushing Brunswick past Milton Academy, 19-15, in a thrilling New England Championship Bowl named after former Brunswick coach Sean Brennan.

Staff Sergeant Dan Nevins: The 'Wounded Warrior' on the Bottom

Staff Sergeant Dan Nevins, director of Warriors Speak, a prestigious group of wounded warriors and caregivers who share their inspirational stories of courage with the public, visited the Upper School on Tuesday, Nov. 10.

Football and Soccer Teams Fight to Kick Cancer

Brunswick students from the football and soccer teams joined forces in a fundraiser for the American Cancer Society, donning pink items in their home games on Saturday in support of breast cancer research.

Irish Writer: 'Put Yourself in the Body and Mind of Someone Else'

National best-selling author Colum McCann visited the Upper School on Thursday, Oct. 29, to discuss journies, literature, and the life of a writer.

Outdoor Classroom: ‘A Legacy Moment’

In a collaborative effort between Brunswick, Audubon Greenwich, and the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Brunswick unveiled a new Schoolyard Habitat and Outdoor Classroom on Friday, October 23, at Edwards Campus.

Homecoming 2015: A Magical Mix of Memories and Celebration

Fireworks, football, family, and friends — Homecoming 2015, held October 16–17, was a magical mix of memories, fall fun, laughter, hearty celebration, and so much more.

Crew Captures Medal at Head of the Charles Regatta

The Brunswick entry in the Men’s Youth Four race placed third out of 85 boats at the Head of the Charles Regatta in Boston on Sunday.

Van Atta 'Secures' Scholarly Recognition

Securing the West: Politics, Public Lands, and the Fate of the Old Republic, 1785–1850, Dr. John Van Atta's book published by Johns Hopkins University Press, found favorable review in the latest edition of American Historical Review.

One-Armed Hoopster: 'You Have the Power to Change Lives'

Kevin Laue, the first person ever to play Division I men's collegiate basketball with a disability, visited Brunswick on Thursday, October 8, to speak with Bruins of all school divisions.

It's Organic: Upper School Community Farmers' Market

On Thursday, Oct. 8, the art gallery adjacent to the Upper School cafeteria will be transformed into a local farmers’ market, offering a variety of organic fruits and vegetables to all in the Brunswick community at no cost.

Stand For Alzheimer's: Bruins Align in the Fight

Five Brunswick students — seniors Wills Danielsen, Chris Gendell, Alex Gibbons, and Johnny Rose, and sophomore Austin Sammons — have taken to the frontlines in the fight against Alzheimer’s, representing ’Wick in the Fairfield County Alzheimer’s Youth Alliance.

Science Guys: Liberty Science Center Visits Lower School

Brunswick boys were treated to a three-ring science circus on Friday, September 25, as experts from Liberty Science Center (LSC) visited the Lower School for a morning of hands-on learning and experimentation.

"Wick Live": Watch the Bruins On Demand

Brunswick is pleased to announced the launching of a new website, "Wick Live," which will cover numerous athletic and School events throughout the 2015-16 academic year.

Anticipate and React: Navy SEALs Train with Bruins

Two members from Applied Performance Science (APS), both former U.S. Navy SEALs, joined the 'Wick football team for a training session on Friday, September 18.

'Wick Scholars Earn National Commendation

Twelve Brunswick students have been named Commended Students in the 2016 National Merit Scholarship Program. Commended Students placed in the top five percent of more than 1.5 million students who entered the competition.

Annual Dinner: Afloat on the Open Sea

Brunswick School welcomed more than 850 parents and faculty — a record turnout — to its Annual Dinner on Thursday, September 17.

Global Adventures: ’Wick Students Travel the World

Brunswick students traveled abroad this summer to study and immerse themselves in language and culture.

’Wick Seniors Worthy of Merit

Ryan Callaghan ’16, Alex Gibbons ’16, and Andrew Israel ’16 were announced on Wednesday, Sept. 9, as semifinalists in the 2016 National Merit Scholarship Program — joining 16,000 other students nationwide.

Opening Day 2015–2016: An Open Book

After members of the Class of 2016 walked hand-in-hand with first graders into Dann Gymnasium — a longtime tradition of First Day — Headmaster Thomas W. Philip began Brunswick’s 113th year by addressing the student body.

The Next Step: Class of 2015 Heads to College

Members of the Class of 2015 will be matriculating at a number of fine colleges and universities throughout the United States in the fall.

Studying Beyond Brunswick’s Borders

Brunswick's office of Off-Campus Study is proud to announce a new exchange-student program with Maru-a-Pula School in Botswana and seeks two boys to participate in 2016.

In Memoriam: Norman A. Pedersen (1927-2015)

Norman A. Pedersen, 88, Brunswick School's fifth Headmaster, died Tuesday, June 9, in Sarasota, Fla.

Breaking Down Barriers in Search of Greater Truth: Babel, Volume II

Students from Brunswick School and Greenwich Academy have come together to create the second volume of Babel, a multi-lingual e-magazine featuring art, music, poetry, and prose in as many as 10 different languages.

Appreciate the ‘Potential of Now’: Brunswick Salutes Class of 2015

On a bright and breezy afternoon of hugs and plaudits, a jubilant crowd rose to cheer the achievements of 93 familiarly uniformed young men — each, for the first time, sporting a white carnation on his lapel.

Commencement Awards: Deserving Seniors Recognized

Ten deserving members of the Class of 2015 were honored with awards at Brunswick School’s 113th Commencement on May 20.

A First For ’Wick Tennis: Turchetta ’15 Named All-American

Senior Jack Turchetta — bound for Columbia University in the fall — has been named an All-American by The National High School Tennis All-American Foundation (NHSTAAF).

Special Recognition For Distinguished Seniors

On Monday, May 18 — at a ceremony held in Dann Gymasium in front of faculty, family, and friends — a host of Brunswick seniors were honored with distinguished awards.

Bruin Bats Win FAA Championship

On Friday afternoon at Edwards Campus, Brunswick topped Hamden Hall, 3–0, to win the FAA Baseball Championship.

Fraser ’16 Sweeps to Silver at National Science Fair

Angus Fraser ’16 returned to Brunswick with a Silver Medal after participating in I-SWEEEP, The International Sustainable World (Energy, Engineering, and Environment) Project, held May 7–10 at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston, Texas.

Sailors Race to School-Best Finish at Nationals

At the Interscholastic Sailing Association (ISSA) High School Doublehanded Championship — held at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md., on May 9–10 — Brunswick finished seventh among twenty competitors for the Mallory Trophy.

Top Honors for Hybrid Chess Team at States

Lower School boys Robert Ulmer ’24, Jesse Chung ’25, Luke Homan ’24, and Thomas ’24 and William Ewald ’23 joined Upper Schooler Andrew Rogozinski ’17 at the Connecticut State K–12 Championships on Saturday. The team came away with first-place honors.

Camel ’18 Lives Every Kid’s Dream at Augusta

As Matt Camel ’18 lined up his putt on the 18th green at Augusta National Golf Club — patrons filling the surrounding grandstands, cameras documenting his every move — he felt like he was playing in the Masters.

Yacobucci ’16 Named US Squash All-American

David Yacobucci ’16 was recognized by US Squash as a 2014–15 All-American, earning the distinction for the second consecutive year.

Upper School Math Team Shines at State Competition

The Brunswick math team — comprised of Emmet Coyle ’15, Yousef Hindy ’15, Tate Huffman ’17, Andrew Israel ’16, Andrew Rogozinski ’17, and Jack Turchetta ’15 — placed fourth among small schools at the annual meet of the Connecticut Association of Math Leagues.

‘Grass-Roots’ Science Projects Earn Statewide Recognition

Brunswick Upper School students returned to Greenwich as award winners after the Connecticut Science and Engineering Fair, held Saturday, March 14, at Quinnipiac University.

Stephens Named National Coach of the Year

U.S. Squash, the New York City-based national organization overseeing the sport, has recognized Brunswick Squash Coach Jim Stephens as 2014 U.S. Squash National Coach of the Year.

Lehrman Visiting Senior Fellow: True Lies About Abraham Lincoln

Brunswick welcomed Dr. Allen C. Guelzo — the Henry R. Luce Professor of the Civil War Era and Director of Civil War Era Studies at Gettysburg College — to Baker Theater on Thursday, March 12.

’Wick Squash Caps Dream Season

On the strength of tremendous team depth, Brunswick won the New England Interscholastic Squash Association Class A championship — the 13th in School history — last weekend at Groton School.

Jon Errico ’16 Wrestles to National Prep Finals

Junior Jon Errico wrestled to a second-place finish — the highest ever by a Brunswick competitor — at the National Prep Wrestling Tournament at Lehigh University this weekend.

The Life of a Historian: Students' Questions Lead to Answers

Gene Smith, the Director of the Center for Texas Studies at TCU, visited with Upper School students at an assembly on Thursday, February 26, to discuss his latest book, The Slaves’ Gamble: Choosing Sides in the War of 1812.

Middle School "Mathletes" Move on to State Tournament

Middle School students William Frauen ’19, Christian Hartch ’19, and Kevin Tu ’20 qualified for the state MATHCOUNTS competition to be held at the University of Hartford on March 14.

Seniors Advance to National Merit Finals

Emmet Coyle ’15, Kirk Meyer ’15, Julien Noujaim ’15, and Kevin Pendo ’15 were announced on Monday, Feb. 2, as finalists in the 2015 National Merit Scholarship Program — joining 15,000 other students nationwide.

'Wick Delegates Earn Top Honors in Nation's Capital

More than 3,100 participants, including a team of eight Upper School students, convened at Georgetown University for The North American Invitational Model United Nations (NAIMUN) — one of the oldest UN simulations for high school students in the world.

Ostrye's Wrestlers Win School's 11th WNEISWA Championship

In matches held at Hopkins School on Saturday, Brunswick won the 58th Annual WNEISWA Championships, holding off 20 teams to capture the title for the second year in a row.

Varsity Squash Claims First-ever National Championship

Brunswick defeated Belmont Hill, 4–3, to win the School's first-ever U.S. High School Team Squash Championship.

Camo Night on Ice Raises $3,000 for Wounded Warrior

The Brunswick and GA communities raised more than $3,000 to support the Wounded Warrior Project — highlighted by the Bruins' camo-infused victory on the ice against Albany Academy.

High Honors Bestowed on Senior Yousef Hindy

Yousef Hindy ’15 has been selected as a candidate for the United States Presidential Scholars Program.

Senior Trio Enters Cum Laude Society

Seniors Emmet Coyle, Grant MacFaddin, and Matthew Wysocki were inducted to the Cum Laude Society on Thursday, February 5.

"Without Character, There Can Never Be a Legacy"

Head Coach Herman Boone, portrayed by Denzel Washington in Remember the Titans, visited the Upper School on Thursday to help celebrate the lives of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert L. Cosby.

Katrina "Krewe" Making a Difference

Head of Community Service Johnny Montanez and senior Will O’Brien have spent the week in New Orleans, assisting in the efforts to rebuild the city in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.

Middle School “Mathletes” Selected for Competition

10 Middle School students are set to participate in the MATHCOUNTS Competition Series at Fairfield University on February 14.

Bruins Capture Belmont Hill-Nichols Tournament

Brunswick won its second holiday tournament in as many weeks, defeating Millbrook, 7-1, in the finals of the 29th annual Belmont Hill-Nichols Hockey Tournament.

Lower Schoolers Vy for National Checkmate Honors

Eight Lower School students competed in the U.S. Chess Federation National Scholastic Chess Championships in Orlando, Fla., from December 12–14.

Festive Holiday Concerts on Tap Next Week

Brunswick boys of all school divisions will be staging Holiday Concerts next week. Please join us to share in the festive spirit of the season.

'Wick Students Grant Christmas Wishes

On Wednesday, December 10, Upper School students got a head start on the holiday season by wrapping and gathering more than 700 gifts for families in need throughout Fairfield County.

Bruins Give Back in Spirit of Thanksgiving

Before recessing for Thanksgiving, Brunswick students — of all divisions — gave back to the community in the spirit of the holiday.

Young Bruins Celebrate Colonial Day

On Thursday, Nov. 20, Lower School boys transformed Everett Gymnasium into a colonial village, circa 1764, as part of the time-honored tradition of Colonial Day.

Seniors Recruited to Division I Programs

Eleven Brunswick seniors, as of November 10, have been recruited to play Division I athletics in 2014–15.

Chris Gates: Janada Batchelor Foundation for Children

Brunswick welcomed Chris Gates, the founder and executive director of the Janada Batchelor Foundation for Children, to its Upper School campus to speak with students on Thursday.

Veterans Day: Sam Kies '04 Returns to Campus

One of Brunswick’s own — Sam Kies ’04 — returned to campus on Veterans Day to address Upper School students about his six-year military service.

Reed McMurchy ’15 Named Youth of the Year

For best exemplifying the values of patriotism and hard work at Connecticut Boys State, Reed McMurchy ’15 was named Youth of the Year by Greenwich American Legion.

Clayton Adams ’15 Achieves Rank of Eagle Scout

Clayton Adams, a Brunswick senior, has been named an Eagle Scout, the highest advancement rank in the Boy Scouts of America program.

Brunswick School Parent Programs: Common Sense Media's Jim Steyer

Brunswick School Parent Programs will welcome Jim Steyer, founder and CEO of Common Sense Media, to Baker Theater on Friday, November 14.

Squash Magazine Names Jim Stephens to Top 50

’Wick squash coach Jim Stephens earned a place on Squash Magazine’s Top 50 Most Intriguing, Interesting, and Influential People of 2014 — coming in at number 45 on the distinguished list.

Counter-Terror Expert: ‘Think About a Career in Public Service’

Daniel Benjamin, former Ambassador-at-Large and Coordinator for Counterterrorism at the U.S. State Department, visited with the Upper School community on October 20.

Young Bruins Visit Maritime Aquarium

With scientific goals in mind, ’Wick 2nd graders visited the Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk on Thursday, October 16.

Branden Davis ’15 Receives Service Award

On Wednesday, October 15, Branden Davis ’15 was honored by the Westchester County Youth Bureau as one of ten students to receive a Milly Kibrick Youth Service Award.

‘Make Sure That It Mattered’

Wes Moore — veteran, social activist, writer, and entrepreneur — visited Maher Avenue on Sept. 29 to discuss his national bestseller, The Other Wes Moore.

Homecoming 2014 Breaks All Records

On the heels of triumphant festivities last year, Homecoming 2014 featured a record turnout — this year under the warmest and brightest September sunshine — as ’Wick Bruins again swept the weekend with decisive wins.

Seniors Named Commended Students

13 Brunswick seniors have been named Commended Students in the 2015 National Merit Scholarship Program.

Community Farmers' Market

On Tuesday, Sept. 23, the art gallery adjacent to the Upper School cafeteria will be transformed into a local farmers’ market, offering a variety of organic fruits and vegetables to all in the Brunswick community at no cost.

Watch The Bruins Live

In the coming year, the Brunswick School Broadcasting Club, a student-run organization providing live play-by-play and commentary of Upper School sporting events, will be offering its services to the school community exclusively through Bleachers.

Annual Dinner: Record Gathering Highlights “The Brunswick Difference”

Brunswick School welcomed more than 800 parents and faculty — a record turnout — to its Annual Dinner on Thursday, September 11.

Four 'Wick Seniors Earn National Recognition

Emmet Coyle ’15, Kirk Meyer ’15, Julien Noujaim ’15, and Kevin Pendo ’15 were announced on Wednesday, Sept. 10, as semifinalists in the 2015 National Merit Scholarship Program — joining 16,000 other students nationwide.

"This I Believe, This We Believe"

Middle School students and faculty concluded the first week of classes by participating in “Community Day,” a project organized by Middle School Head, Sarah Burdett, and English teacher Kate Duennebier.

Opening Day: “A New Beginning”

After members of the senior class continued with tradition and escorted first graders into Dann Gymnasium, Headmaster Thomas W. Philip began Brunswick’s 112th year by addressing the student body.

'Wick Fall Sports Preview

Varsity sports teams have been hard at work preparing for the season ahead. Official competition has yet to begin, but here is an inside look at what to expect when the action kicks off in about 10 days.

Water Polo Team Opens New Natatorium on Edwards Campus

Brunswick’s new natatorium opened its doors on August 25, with the first Bruins diving into the pool that afternoon for water polo practice.

Two Brunswick Boys Sail To First-Place Honors

At the US Sailing Youth Championship — held August 10–14 at the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club in Grosse Pointe Shores, Mich. — Chris Keller ’15 and Peter Schneider ’16 won first-place honors in the International 420 division.

A Great First Summer of Horizons

Horizons at Brunswick, a six-week program designed to help children of limited financial means, kicked off this summer with two classes of 15 boys each — kindergarteners and first graders from New Lebanon, Julian Curtiss, and Hamilton Avenue elementary schools.

Bruins Race Admirably at Henley

At the Henley Royal Regatta, Brunswick’s Varsity Eight raced admirably before falling to Hampton School (London) in the quarterfinal round. The Bruins were one of 32 teams to qualify for the “Princess Elizabeth Challenge Cup,” and were “selected” (seeded) for the first time in school history.

Headmaster's Summer Letter

By almost any way that can be measured, the 2013-2014 academic year was a success for our School and for our boys.

First Issue of Multi-Lingual E-Magazine, Babel, Launches

For the first time ever, students from Brunswick School and Greenwich Academy have come together to create a multi-lingual e-magazine that features art, music, poetry, and prose in as many as 13 different languages.

'Trucks Full of Gratitude' for 'Wick Supporters

Thanks to all who contributed their support and made gifts to Brunswick during the 2013-2014 school year!

2013 National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists Announced

Brunswick congratulates Kyle Chen '14, Jack Fullerton '14, and Thomas Morrisroe '14!

In Memoriam: William Frick

William Frick, 95, former Middle School head and teacher in both the Middle and Upper Schools, died May 15.

Senior Places Third in National Shakespeare Competition

Captivating audiences with a performance of a sonnet and monologue from Shakespeare, Ashish Ramachandran '14 from Stamford, Connecticut, a student at Brunswick School in Greenwich, won third prize at the 31st season of the English-Speaking Union National Shakespeare Competition.

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