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The question guiding Taft’s community meetings, learning, and conversations this year will be: How do we know another person?

3,548 Taft alumni, parents, grandparents, and friends from 50 countries, 49 states, and the District of Columbia joined forces to make fiscal year 2023-24 one for the record books.

The Taft-Waterbury leadership training partnership celebrated its 10th anniversary this year.

A look back at the spring 2024 season for Taft Athletics.

Michael Xu ’25 is developing a smartphone app to aid in the diagnosis of TB.

Theresa Alves de Oliveira’s Global Online Academy (GOA) capstone project has been selected for inclusion in the GOA Catalyst Exhibition Showcase. Theresa’s project was among only 53 chosen for inclusion from a field of more than 950 projects.⁠

Seventeen student-athletes participated in the third and final National Signing Day of the year on Wednesday evening, May 15, in Bingham Auditorium.

Hayden Choi '27 is making his mark in the music world. A talented cellist, Hayden recently awards in two major international music competitions.

Members of Taft’s Chamber Orchestra will take the stage alongside the professional artists of the Waterbury Symphony Orchestra (WSO) on Sunday, May 19th.

What’s on stage in Bingham this spring? Good Question. That is “Good Question: A Cabaret.”Show times are 8pm Friday, May 10 and Saturday, May 11, and 2 pm Saturday, May 11.

Taft’s Dean of Community, Justice, and Belonging Thomas Allen recently attended the TABS DEI Leadership Lab in Montgomery, Alabama.

Steve McCabe named the 2024 Archibald A. Smith III award winner — an award given to a coach for lifetime achievement and commitment to the Founders League ideals of educational excellence, sportsmanship, and outstanding competition.

Taft’s popular “A Night at the Opera” program returns to campus April 12 with Christopher Browner ’12, senior editor at New York’s Metropolitan Opera.

A look back at the winter 2023—24 season for Taft Athletics. 

Members of Taft’s Jazz Band and Chamber Orchestra traveled to Nashville where they spent time making music, and following in the footsteps of The King, himself.

Five student chefs are bringing the Taft community together one dish at a time.

With their 66–35 quarterfinal victory over Williston, boys’ basketball will be back in action on Saturday at home on Cobb Court.