Senior Project spans across a two-and-a-half-week time frame, allowing seniors to explore an individual area of interest.

Proctor en Segovia traveled north to the Basque Country, and five students reflect on language tested in unfamiliar contexts, comfort zones stretched in new ways, and the long view of a term abroad coming into focus.

Varsity girls lacrosse has experienced a season of both challenges and growth, but one of the defining moments has been the arrival of new head coach Duncan FitzGerald.

On Monday morning, we gathered in the Wilkins Meeting House to recognize underclass award recipients for their work this year in the classroom and the arts studios.

Mountain Classroom students spread out near the San Juan River in southeastern Utah for their three-day solo, alone at their sites with their packs of provisions, shelter, diversions of their choice, and their thoughts.

The new Health and Well-Being Center will bring together Proctor’s student care teams in one coordinated space to strengthen collaboration and deepen holistic support for every student.

As Proctor's Global Art Classroom program closes its Arizona chapter and heads to Europe, students Gigi '26 and Abby '27 reflect on a passion for thrift shopping across the Southwest and a weekend in Tucson with visiting Proctor faculty. 

The Boys Varsity Lacrosse program is built around individual improvement, team success, and college placement, sustained by players who commit to one another and to getting better each day.

Environmental challenges feel intractable at a global scale but manageable when broken into concrete actions performed in small groups. Proctor's Earth Day workshops, centered around the pillars of service, education, wellness, and advocacy, did just that.