This week students, faculty, staff, and families gathered together to celebrate and congratulate five Newman Seniors at Athletic Commitment Ceremonies.
Newman third grade scientists continued their exploration of Louisiana’s wetlands this week with a hands-on macroinvertebrate hunt in the pond at Joe’s Garden.
In 1997, in honor of their father’s 80th birthday, Warren G. Moses’ sons made a gift to Newman to establish an annual lecture on World War II. Each year, a speaker with significant insight into World War II addresses the Newman community. We were honored to be able to invite Retired Army Colonel Edna Cummings, a distinguished veteran, author, and advocate for other veterans to campus for the 27th annual Warren G. Moses History Lecture.
Each year Newman honors its most academically accomplished students by inducting them into the Cum Laude Society. Twenty-one Seniors took the stage to receive this prestigious honor and to carry forward a renowned Greenie tradition.
Henson Auditorium was transformed into an electric entertainment venue for this year’s Andrew Elkins Day celebration. This school year marks the 30th anniversary of Andrew's passing. To celebrate his memory, and this important milestone, Newman welcomed David Shaw and his solo band to Henson Auditorium for two special performances.
Now in its 18th year, The Bernard Hirsch Herman Memorial Lecture honors a thirteen-year Greenie and distinguished member of the Class of 2004. We were thrilled to welcome this year’s Honoree, writer Simon Rich, to the Henson Auditorium.
The North American Reggio Emilia Alliance Winter Conference took place in New Orleans March 5–7. The conference was an inspiring few days of learning and connection for the Green Trees community.
On January 8 students, faculty, staff, and families gathered together to celebrate and congratulate eleven Newman Seniors at the Athletic Commitment Ceremony.