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Convocation, a time-honored tradition, formally opened the school year on Friday, Sept. 6, and celebrated students during the major school prizes ceremony.

A sea of pink and blue shirts filled campus during Opening Days as orientation leaders and proctors welcomed new and returning Bearcats to Hotchkiss.

The Tremaine Art Gallery is pleased to present "Threaded Together: Alumnae Artists Share a Moment" Sept. 4 through Oct 27.

Charlie Noyes ’78, P’03,’07 was a visual art teacher for 33 years as well as a Lufkin Prize recipient. He remains a Salisbury, CT, resident and is a new member of the Town Hill Society along with his wife of 40 years, Karin. After decades of the Noyes family supporting Hotchkiss, Charlie and Karin established the newly renamed Noyes Family Scholarship to financially support Hotchkiss’s students.

Temitayo Ifafore-Calfee '99 has devoted her life to public service through her passion for health and travel. She is a division chief at the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), which she refers to as “the U.S. government’s do-good arm. She is this year’s Community Service Award recipient, selected by the Hotchkiss Alumni Association in recognition of making a difference throughout the nation and the world.