Online Edition
2026 Issue 2
Inside This Issue
List of 17 items.
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From the Head of School: Becoming Citizens of the World
Head of School Matt Glendinning reflects on what it means to be a citizen of the world and how Hopkins students, educators, and alumni are embracing that responsibility through learning, service, and building meaningful connections.
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The Creative Bridge: Hopkins and Yali-Peicui Students Create a Shared Canvas
Hopkins and Yali-Peicui students in China bridge cultures and continents through a collaborative painting that brings their artistic visions together on one canvas.
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Speaker Series Brings the World to Hopkins
From acclaimed authors and artists to tech visionaries and entrepreneurs, discover how this year’s Speaker Series brought fresh perspectives and inspiring voices to Hopkins.
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Still Home: Sarah Merriam ’89 Returns to the Hill
Federal appellate judge and 2026 Distinguished Alumna Sarah Merriam ’89 returns to Hopkins to share lessons on finding purpose, building meaningful relationships, and staying true to your values.
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Spring Alumna Fellow: Misha Body ’98 on Leadership and Embracing Your Uniqueness
From a quirky Hopkins student to leading the Los Angeles Zoo, Spring Alumna Fellow Misha Body ’98 shares how embracing her uniqueness and exploring new opportunities shaped her career.
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A Legacy of Collaboration: Hope Hartup’s 100 Shows at Hopkins
Celebrating 100 Hopkins productions, longtime drama instructor Hope Hartup reflects on nearly four decades of creativity, collaboration, and helping students discover their potential through theater.
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Three Classes Join Forces for Interdisciplinary Food Justice Trip in New Haven County
Students take learning beyond the classroom, working with local nonprofits to tackle food insecurity and gain a deeper understanding of the challenges facing their community.
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“Let Them Know”: Marie Doval Retires After 37 Years at Hopkins
After 37 years of teaching, mentoring, and caring for generations of students, beloved Spanish teacher Marie Doval receives a heartfelt farewell from the Hopkins community she calls family.
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Full Circle: Celebrating Angela Wardlaw ’84 and Her 31 Years at Hopkins
From student to beloved mentor, Angela Wardlaw ’84 reflects on 31 years of building connections, opening doors, and helping generations of Hopkins students find their place on the Hill.
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Arts Review: Winter & Spring
From captivating performances and concerts to vibrant art exhibitions, explore a season of creativity and artistic achievement across the Hill.
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Athletic Highlights: Winter & Spring
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Commencement 2026
Celebrate the largest graduating class in Hopkins history as 148 seniors receive their diplomas, reflect on their journey, and prepare for the next chapter.
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Alumni Weekend 2026
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The Alumni Scene
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Hopkins Legacies 2026
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In Memoriam | Remembering Wini Colleran
Winifred “Wini” Brandt Colleran, a beloved member of the Hopkins School community, passed away on February 23, 2026.
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In Memoriam | Remembering Joseph Schwartz ’57 HGS
Joseph (Joe) Schwartz ’57 HGS, a devoted Hopkins School alumnus, former member of the Hopkins Committee of Trustees, and steadfast champion of the arts, passed away on July 23, 2026.
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The Hopkins community magazine, Views From The Hill, is published in print twice a year, as a summer and a winter issue, and an online edition launched in the Fall of 2024. Important school news, articles about members of the Hopkins community, and Class Notes are the main components of the magazine, which is mailed to alumni, current and past parents and grandparents, faculty, staff, and Hopkins School Trustees.
Hopkins is a private middle school and high school for grades 7-12. Located on a campus overlooking New Haven, CT, the School takes pride in its intellectually curious students as well as its dedicated faculty and staff.
