You may have noticed some of the changes that were made at Ohrstrom Library over the summer. We are excited about all of them, but our archivist is especially happy about the changes that are making SPS history more visible … Continued
From its earliest days, St. Paul’s School has emphasized the importance of the natural world in a well-rounded education. Not only did founder Dr. George Cheyne Shattuck, Jr. choose Millville because he had a “country home in a healthy and … Continued
“Squashes are one of the oldest known crops–10,000 years by some estimates of sites in Mexico”. Wait, what? Happy April Fool’s Day! We aren’t really going to write about squash the vegetable! We are going to write about the early … Continued
Marvin Cho ’24 is this year’s Archives Proctor. As such, he helped with the research for our winter term archives exhibit, First on the Ice: 140 Years of SPS Hockey. Below, he shares his thoughts on what he learned about … Continued
It’s no secret that St. Paul’s has an important claim to fame when it comes to hockey – the first hockey game with rules written down was played right here on November 17, 1883. But the story of St. Paul’s … Continued