Danny Forster ’95 thinks it is time to reimagine everything. The Harvard-educated architect heads up Danny Forster & Architecture, which describes itself as “a consortium of architects, designers, urbanists, filmmakers, storytellers, technologists, curators,...
Motion picture industry veteran Lucy Fisher D ’67 is a prolific producer, executive producer, and studio executive who has had a hand in the success of such classics as The Color Purple (1985), Jerry McGuire (1996), and Men in Black (1997), as well as Academy Award...
This past Commencement for the Class of 2021 was unlike any other. Despite the unprecedented circumstances, we were delighted to safely host the graduating class, families, and faculty under the tent. Headmaster Dr. Rodney De Jarnett, with his love for metaphors,...
We are pleased to announce that the Calliope 2020 issue, the Upper School’s English-language literary art magazine, garnered the highest of praises from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association (CSPA) in two distinct categories. First, Calliope 2020 earned “Gold...
Sam "Phil" Goldman died from cancer on August 19, 2021. Sam Goldman (while at ESB he was known as Phil Goldman -- his nickname back then "Flip" ) was once part of a group of "rock star" chefs with Anthony "Tony" Bourdain '73 - their stories formed the basis of...
Check out Roadrunner, a documentary film about the late Anthony Bourdain.
Alan Glick and his wife Danielle are proud to announce the birth of their first child. Hudson Irving Glick was born on March 31st, 2021 in New York City.
Dan Davis met up with former classmates Dan Veru and Rob Linder recently for dinner in Tenafly, NJ.
Aaron Gates has been accepted into West Virginia University School of Medicine Class of ‘25. Congratulations Aaron!
Jay Sobers was honored with the Princeton Prize in Race Relations this past May. Wow, what an impressive accomplishment for one of our newest alumni! All the best at Cornell University.