Summer School
Several Loomis Chaffee students spent six weeks working at the University of Pennsylvania's Institute for Regenerative Medicine doing stem cell research. Above, two students relax on the train to Philadelphia. At right, a student works in the lab. See the full story

Harvest Time
Above, Environmental Science students planted pumpkin seedlings outside the Clark Center for Science & Mathematics as an experiment last spring. Out of the school-grown compost that they used to condition the soil, several successful tomato plants have also "accidentally" taken root, according to science teacher Jeff Dyreson. At left, by mid-August, the garden has already yielded at least 20 ripe pumpkins that Jeff will be storing for the fall. Many more have yet to ripen.

Getting Ready
Above, the football team and fans rejoice after a win over Hotchkiss last fall. Football players return to campus for preseason training in late August. Preseason for other fall sports begins on September 4. At right, members of the U.S. Women's National Soccer Team practice in the Meadows before their match with Sweden earlier this summer.

Chiselhurst-on-Farmington
Above, the building commonly known as Longman Studio (shown here in 1924) was originally called Chiselhurst-on-Farmington by its well-known first occupant, the sculptor Evelyn Longman Batchelder. This fall, it will be known as Longman House when it serves as a dorm for 10 sophomore boys. At right, “Winged Victory,” one of Evelyn's works of art and affectionately known as “Minerva,” graces the corridor in the newly restored Chaffee Hall. Read more

Open House
Loomis Chaffee is hosting an open house for those interested in learning more about the school on Saturday, August 28, in the Clark Center for Science & Mathematics (above). Group tours and information sessions with Loomis Chaffee faculty and students will begin at 9 a.m. RSVP by calling the Office of Admission at 860.687.6400.