News
2025
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February
Celebration Marks Completion of Athletic Renovations
The KUA community filled the Whittemore Athletic Center and Akerstrom Arena on February 8, warmed by the memories of David Winslow ’81 and the Winslow family, whose generosity helped propel major renovations to the facilities.Read More -
Finding Community and Purpose in Poetry
Read MoreSecuring a spot in the New Hampshire Poetry Out Loud Regional Semifinals offered one student the chance to share messages of meaning to a wider world. -
Living Cities and Dead Bees: An Exploration of Climate Change
Read MoreGrowing up in San Jose, California, Ada ’25 was more likely to have school canceled due to smoke than to snow, as most students experience here in New Hampshire. It’s no surprise then, with a habit of routinely checking the air quality index before going outside, why Ada has grown passionate about sustainability and its role in combating issues like climate change. -
Finding the Intersection Between Medicine, Computer Science
Read MoreThere are certain aspects of healthcare that Isobel ’25 would prefer not to deal with. Most notably, those involving trauma. But there are other aspects, like the ability to help individuals live better, more fulfilling lives, that motivated the Lebanon, N.H. native to try and find the intersection between medicine and another one of her passions in computer science. -
January
Students Recognized for Artistic Achievement
Read MoreThe Scholastic Art Awards of New Hampshire once again recognized Kimball Union Academy students for their creativity and artistic achievement. -
Wildlife Experiences Highlight Nature’s Impact
As part of his Cullman Scholarship, Angus '25 spent most of his summer break in Wyoming, where he worked to reduce erosion along the Green River Basin and learned from residents about water rights and communities’ dependence on the river.Read More -
Olympian Trains, Talks Mental Toughness with KUA Skiers
Read MoreMore than 30 Kimball Union Academy student-athletes were afforded the opportunity to train alongside a two-time Olympian this week, and pick up a few tips on mental fortitude that are likely to prove useful far beyond the slopes.
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