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A number of Taft athletes were named to 2023-23 Winter Season All-NEPSAC or All-NEPSAC Honorable Mention rosters.
A number of Taft athletes were named to 2023-23 Winter Season All-NEPSAC or All-NEPSAC Honorable Mention rosters.
Taft's annual Day of Giving is coming up! Make your gift on or before April 4.
Boys' hockey caps off their season with a championship, girls' hockey falls in final, girls' basketball loses in quarterfinal game, while girls' squash, wrestling, and skiing all finished their season's on a high note.
Robinson ’19 continues to be a standout on the court; named All-CC defensive player of the year, All-CC second team.
Renowned professor, philosopher, orator, and author Dr. Cornel West brought his message of love and its power to shape who each of us will become to a Black History Month Morning Meeting talk at Taft.
Five student-artists took the stage in Bingham Auditorium recently to talk about their experiences with summer programs in the arts, and how each was made possible in part by the Kilbourne Summer Enrichment Fund.
Taft actively supports its faculty by rewarding excellence in teaching and promoting professional growth through endowed funds, made possible by generous benefactors. Head of School Willy MacMullen '78 recently announced the new chair appointments and sabbaticals, made possible by those funds.
Taft's Public Health Club is working to spread awareness of underfunded diseases, and to share crucial medical information with the school and greater Watertown communities.
Taft's Female Entrepreneur Fellowship is creating opportunities on campus for learning and networking, while offering a supportive space for sharing perspectives and exchanging ideas.
Fourteen student-athletes across seven sports participated in the second of three National Signing Days Wednesday evening, February 1, in Bingham Auditorium.
Four Taft scholars earned honors last weekend at Yale University’s 49th Model United Nations Conference.
Through a series of events scheduled on and around the federal holiday honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s birth, Tafties explored concepts central to his mission and messaging: equity, social justice, education, service.
Taft is situated midway between Boston and New York, and Taft students benefit from all that both cities have to offer.
A Celebration of Service
When the winners of the American Protégé International Concerto Competition took the stage at New York City's Carnegie Hall last month, Taft's Vincent Chen ’24 was among them.
Shamir Johnson '18 continues to be a unifying force on the Stonehill campus, both on and off the basketball court.
Connecticut Supreme Court Chief Justice Richard Robinson shares his thoughts on overcoming biases.
In addition to teaching English at Taft, Nicholson also served as the director of college counseling; he was well-known and respected among college admissions officers around the country. He was senior class dean, editor of the Alumni Bulletin, and a JV baseball coach.
Grooms '19 led the Yale football team to an outright Ivy League Championship; earned Ivy League Offensive Player of the Year honors.
In an uplifting and enlightening address, Becker spoke of his experiences as a Taft student, and of the changes he has seen in the school community since that time.
After a six-month search involving hundreds of candidates from around the world, we are pleased to announce that Peter Becker ’95 will serve as Taft’s next head of school.
Taft Varsity Teams Complete Clean Sweep of Bearcats on Hotchkiss Day
Field hockey set to begin their postseason campaign, while girls' cross-country places 3rd at Division I New England Championships
Thirteen student-athletes participated in the first of three National Signing Days Wednesday evening, November 9, in Bingham Auditorium.