After 30 years at Marlborough, Dr. Laura Hotchkiss will become the Head of School at the Academy of Notre Dame de Namur in Villanova, Pennsylvania. In celebration of her contributions over these three decades, we sat down with her to reflect on the many ways that she and Marlborough have impacted one another.

Currently an ER doctor at UCLA, Dr. Angelique Schuldenfrei Campen '88 has been directly caring for COVID-19 patients and sharing evidence-based pandemic information with her community.

Carole Ann Klove '76 RN, JD has extensive and diverse experience in healthcare, with roles including a trauma nurse, malpractice litigator, attorney and healthcare partner at Davis Wright Tremaine, and Chief Compliance and Privacy Officer at Stanford Hospital and UCLA. Currently, she serves at the Chief Nursing Officer and Counsel at Elemeno Health, where she has helped build a technology solution to assist frontline nurses and healthcare teams in providing consistent, up-to-date, just-in-time clinical resources, including for COVID-19.

When the COVID-19 pandemic came to the U.S., sisters Gwendolyn and Alexandria combined their interdisciplinary healthcare knowledge and tapped into their graduate school network, creating Students vs. Pandemic, a group where students from diverse fields can connect, collaborate, and empower rising young leaders to combat the humanitarian crisis.

Joi Stinson Martin '81 currently practices obstetrics and gynecology in Ashburn, Virginia.

Our teachers got creative, finding ways to have meaningful and connected classroom experiences despite teaching from home. 

While Marlborough's students approved an official school ring design in 1925 - a design still used by some today - it would be another eight years before the Ring Ceremony tradition officially began.

Lara V. '22 worked with her family to write Fierce Filipina, the story of Gliceria Marella de Villavicencio who empowered fellow Filipinos to overthrow Spanish and American colonists.

"Beyond the pandemic, this is going to offer our community an expansive way to approach teaching and learning."

Welcome to our new Director of Equity and Inclusion, Jenn Wells! 

This series explores how students, teachers, parents, and alums are dealing with the Coronavirus pandemic, and how COVID-19 connects to other social, economic, and political issues facing our school, city, country and world.

On May 28 of this year, the Class of 2020 returned to the Marlborough campus for a graduation celebration like no other in the school's more than 130-year history.

Each year, select 9th - 12th grade students travel to NYC to play a concert together in Carnegie Hall as part of the WorldStrides Honors Performance Series. This year, Jeannie K. '23 was among the students invited to participate.

Arianna S. '21 first picked up a tennis racket at age four and began plauing competitive tournaments at age seven. Now Varsity Tennis team Most Valuable Player, Arianna enjoys both the competition and the team camaraderie.