Brunswick graduated 107 students in the Class of 2023 in its 121th Commencement exercises on May 17 — with cool and windy conditions under spectacular May sunshine and a bright blue sky.
Matthew Walker Ph.D., a world-renowned sleep expert, visited Brunswick to speak with students, faculty, and parents about the imperative of sleep and its foundational role in education and all of human health and wellness.
MDD Rico Cosby, an eight-year-old Belgian Malinois who worked for six years in Bosnia and Herzegovina sniffing out landmines, returned to Brunswick in April to visit with Middle Schoolers — and offer a real-world demonstration of the life-saving skills he brought to his daily work in the war-torn region.
Brunswick's Upper School math team traveled to Shrewsbury High School in Massachusetts to take part in the New England math team competition on Friday, emerging victorious in the small-school division.
Brunswick finished in first place at Connecticut’s State Association of Math Leagues annual match on Tuesday, April 4, with the Bruins emerging on top among 44 public and private schools.
Max Stossel, founder of the non-profit Social Awakening, spoke to parents, faculty, and Upper and Middle School students on Tuesday about social media and its impact — noting especially its effects on social skills, focus, productivity, and feelings of self-worth.
Brunswick beat Greenwich Country Day, 62-41, on Saturday evening to capture its first FAA title since 2010, finishing the year 19-5 overall and 15-0 in league play.
Seniors Michael Del Toro, Tomas Jasson, PK Karnik, Kai Le, Alden Reals, and Teddy Sandler were each inducted into the Cum Laude Society at a ceremony in Baker Theater on Thursday, February 23.
Brunswick’s Upper School Math “A” Team placed first out of 30 public and private schools in the fifth match of the Fairfield County Math League competitions on Wednesday.
Seniors Parakram Karnik, Kai Le, Vilas Sogaard-Srikrishnan, and Benjamin Yorke have been selected as candidates for the United States Presidential Scholars Program as announced this week by the White House Commission on Presidential Scholars and the United States Department of Education.
Anxiety as a force for good was the topic of two Upper School talks in early January by celebrated psychologist and neuroscientist Tracy A. Dennis-Tiwary, Ph.D.