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Loomis Chaffee students come from all over the world with diverse backgrounds, interests, talents, and dreams. The paths they forge at Loomis are as unique as the students themselves.

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Ours is a community where individuality thrives and where we encourage you to cultivate your own passions and talents and turn those passions into your purpose.

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Nurturing Intellectual Curiosity
Innovative thinking abounds at Loomis, and our signature programs reflect this atmosphere of intellectual enthusiasm.

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Lifelong Friendships
Hanging out and having fun with friends in your dorm, the dining hall, playing fields, art studios, practice rooms, and in the quads will define your time at Loomis.

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A Community of Artists
Passion for the arts is palpable on our campus. The resulting culture is vibrant, creative, and infused with an energy that inspires our artists and community members alike.

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A Winning Tradition
In the past four years, Loomis teams have won more than 32 Founders League championships and eight New England or Western New England championships.

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Summer 2015 Web Extras

New Frontiers for the Class of 2015
Read Henry Kravis’ address.

Watch the Commencement video.

Read citations for the Commencement prize recipients.

Reunion Brings Centennial Year to Crescendo
See photos from Reunion Weekend

It’s a Pelican World
Check out the Tagboard for It’s a Pelican World, this spring’s crowd-sourced chronicle of 100 hours in the life of Loomis Chaffee.

brilliant!
Read more about the following student and community accomplishments:

Walk for Weekend Wheels

Math Olympian Kritkorn “Teo” Karnitkoon

Results of space team’s International Space Station experiment

Senior projects

Loomis student facilitators at Student Diversity Leadership Conference

Guided Research Project on reducing brain damage caused by head injuries

Gilchrist Environmental Fellowship Awards

Community Service students’ quilt for Mary’s Place

Newly Named Alvord Center Expands Its Mission
Learn more about the Alvord Center for Global & Environmental Studies.

Learn more about Our Time Is Now: The Centennial Campaign for Loomis Chaffee.

Visiting Potter Mentors Ceramics Students
Visit the website of artist Tamara Cameron.

A Conversation Among Friends
Read “A Few Things Have Changed,” a collection of Loomis Chaffee memories and reflections from retiring faculty members Louise and Barry Moran, Faith Miller, and James Rugen ’70.