A huge prep football rivalry was restarted on Saturday when Deerfield Academy and Lawrenceville met for the first time since 1993 when the Big Green traveled from Massachusetts to take on the Big Red in what was the Times of Trenton’s Game of the Week.
Deerfield controlled play throughout most of the contest and emerged with a 23-6 victory at the Big Red’s Keuffel Stadium.
“A thrilling epoch in the exploration of our solar system came to a close today, as NASA’s Cassini spacecraft made a fateful plunge into the
Deerfield students are having a positive impact in the local community through the Big Brothers Big Sisters program. Current students can learn about volunteering for
Pulitzer Prize winning poet John Ashbery, Class of ’45, has died.
After being at the helm of the Pope Francis and Cathedral high school baseball program for 12 years, Pat Moriarty has accepted the head coach position at Deerfield
Tenth-grader Andari Deswandhy’s vision has become a reality: The Indonesian folk tales she painstakingly translated into English last summer, thanks in part to a grant
An apparently ordinary rabbit’s hole in a farmer’s field leads to an underground sanctuary said to have been used by devotees of a medieval religious
The world’s third-largest asset manager installed a bronze statue of a defiant girl in front of Wall Street’s iconic charging bull statue on Tuesday morning
Sam Khalifa ’14, currently an undergraduate at Columbia University, claimed the 2017 Pool Trophy and the men’s individual national squash title over the weekend.
Today’s Greenfield Recorder included an article about Deerfield theater students’ production of Pinkalicious, The Musical, which they took on the road to a local elementary school yesterday.
Henry Morgenthau III, Deerfield Class of 1935, has had an extraordinarily full life. He’s produced award-winning television documentaries, raised children, written a memoir — and yes, his father was the Henry Morgenthau Jr. who was Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Treasury Secretary. Now, at age 100, he’s promoting his first book of poetry, called A Sunday in Purgatory. He told NPR’s Scott Simon that he started writing poetry first because he wanted to establish his own identity, not simply to be a member of a distinguished family. “At the same time, I wanted to recall some of the events that I was privileged to observe … like my poem ‘A Terrific Headache,’ which has to do with my father having dinner with Roosevelt the night before he died.”
On April 30, 1789, George Washington placed his hand upon a Bible and took the oath as the first President of the United States. The
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