News and Events
Recent News
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Sophomore Richard Chen's Study on the Cognitive Effect of Music Published in International Psychology Journal
Read MoreThe Hun School’s Junle Richard Chen '21 recently published an academic paper in the International Journal of Psychological Studies that examines the correlation between music, emotions, and cognition in teenagers. The study, of which Richard is the sole author, grew out of an online course Richard took over the summer on wearable devices. The course was taught by Dartmouth College computer science professor Lorie Loeb. -
Hun School Robotics Wins First Place in Princeton Competition
The Hun School robotics team, Radiators Team 12488, bested twenty-eight other competitors to take the top prize at a First Tech Challenge robotics competition on Saturday, December 8th. The team won the P’town Throwdown Meet at Stuart Country Day School. The competition included teams from schools across New Jersey.Read More -
Hun Associate Athletic Director and Longtime Coach Kathy Quirk Will Retire in 2019
Read MoreWhen Jennifer Pontani Stone ’93 was a senior softball player at Hun, her father had cancer surgery on a game day. As she boarded the bus for the game, preoccupied with thoughts of her dad, Coach Kathy Quirk took her aside. -
New Mural Pays Homage to John Gale Hun
You may have noticed a new mural in the Dining Hall this week. The image was created by TAF Design Studio in Northampton, Mass. Designer James Hindle was inspired by our founder John Gale Hun.Read More -
Lucinda Law ’20 Creates Moving Documentary for Beyond Fistula
Hun School junior Lucinda Law traveled to Africa this summer to learn about, document, and support women living with fistula. In pursuit of a Girl Scout Gold Award, she has created a moving film about this serious women’s health problem in the developing world.Read More
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Events
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Middle School Community Service Day
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Junior College Planning Night
Location: Saks '31 Auditorium, Global Commons, Chesebro Room 110
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NextTerm
For three weeks each May, Hun freshmen, sophomores, and juniors participate in a ground-breaking immersion learning experience designed to offer a deep exploration of real-world topics. -
The Hun School Welcomes Kwame Alexander
Kwame Alexander is a poet, educator, and the New York Times Bestselling author of 25 books, including Rebound, the follow-up to his, Newbery-medal winning novel, The Crossover. -
Cultural Competency and Global Engagement
Our initiatives foster habits of mind that embrace cultural empathy, a commitment to cooperation, an appreciation of our common humanity, and a sense of global responsibility. -
Inquire
We invite you to learn more about the "Balanced Equation" of the Hun School experience. -
Outcomes of a Hun School Education
95% of young alumni say that Hun helped them develop the characteristics of determination and resiliency.
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Essential Skills for 21st Century Education
Skills-based learning is not a revolutionary concept, but the way we approach it is.
The Hun School Difference
Student-centered, hands-on learning prepares students for the global community in which they will live and work.
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100%
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Colleges and universities accepted a member of the Class of 2017 -
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Scholar-athletes in the Class of 2017 will compete in NCAA collegiate athletic programs -
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Students in grades 6 – 12 and PG -
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States and countries represented by current Hun School students -
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Miles to Philadelphia and New York City
Explore the world on our campus and your place within it
The Hun School of Princeton is an independent, coeducational, private day and boarding college preparatory school. Student-centered, hands-on learning prepares students for the global community in which they will live and work.