Upper School Achievements

In the April 2023 election, the tenth graders ran against all eleventh grade tickets; their campaign platform was simple yet impactful — community and connection. After an election cycle with the most candidates in school history and the highest voter turnout for a School election, Josh and Luke were elected as student body president and vice president for the 2023-2024 school year. Then they won a historic reelection as president and vice president in the spring of 2024, becoming two-term leaders of the School’s student body.

Out of over 25,000 applicants, just 2,627 were selected as recipients for the QuestBridge National College Match Scholarship; among those finalists is The Hun School’s very own, Samira J. ’25.

Of the 139 students in the Class of 2025, the most popular planned majors fall within the STEM fields, but at least ten students will study the arts and at least four will study aerospace or flight. 

See our photos from the 111th Commencement Ceremony, celebrating The Hun School Class of 2025.

Morgan credits the variety of options available to her at Hun — in both academics and student life — for helping her find her calling. The autonomy she found in choosing her own adventure in the Upper School is echoed in her career plan.

On the eve of Commencement, members of the Class of 2025 and their families gathered for one final celebration... and a walk down memory lane.

Hun School eleventh and twelfth graders and their guests traveled to The Marigold in Somerset, NJ for a night of dancing and fun! Before heading out, they gathered on The Mall for a reception with family and friends.

“We often limit ourselves to comfort and things we already know, fearing that we won’t be competent or that we’ll be the odd ones out,” said Annabel, who will matriculate at the University of California Los Angeles in the fall. “But you’ll never know until you try. So, be imperfect, work hard, and explore this vast horizon you have in front of you.”

Over the years, The Hun School has nurtured many exemplary sets of twins who have made a lasting impact on our community. This is the story of Zach and Emma Eisenberg.

Over the years, The Hun School has nurtured many exemplary sets of twins who have made a lasting impact on our community. This is the story of Lewis and Farrah Fang.

“It’s important for us to stop and consider what it would be like if we discovered our futures rather than chase them,” Harvey said. “I say we stop thinking about the course of our lives so linearly. Our lives shouldn’t be a ticking clock counting down to some big final moment, but rather a collection of meaningful experiences that don’t necessarily fit nicely into an outline. I’d say that makes it all the more exciting.”

“I have loved the work we do,” Amira says. “Our job is to bridge the gap between the resources of the American Academy of Pediatrics and teens nationwide by sharing our experiences with health care professionals, educators, and key adult advocates.”

On Friday, June 7, 2025, families and friends braved the heat on the lawn behind historic Russell Hall to honor the 139 graduates of the Class of 2025 during The Hun School of Princeton’s 111th Commencement Exercises. In his remarks, Head of School Bart Bronk encouraged the graduates to “let [their] indelible spirit of discovery and curiosity drive new questions, rather than old answers, and create new ideas.”