The Buzz

Today, we highlight members of the Class of 2026 who earned individual recognition, as well as three members of our professional community honored for their service.

Five Proctor sophomores spent the spring trimester living and learning in Costa Rica's Monteverde region, challenging themselves daily. Beyond academic skills and knowledge, they came away with profound personal growth and a deeper understanding of themselves.

Proctor musicians spent two days recording and performing alongside Dan Gleason and Larkin Bogan of Sir Richard Newton as part of the Visiting Artist Series.

Proctor inducted the 2026 class of the Athletic Hall of Fame over Alumni Reunion Weekend. Congratulations to this year’s inductees! Read more for a recap of this year's induction ceremony. 

A deep belief in students, carried by the adults who teach, coach, and live alongside them, was the common theme of the weekend, connecting alumni from five years out to fifty-five.

For the final three weeks of the spring term, Global Art Classroom left its base in the U.S. for the historic streets, cafes, museums, and parks of Europe’s artistic hubs.

"It is often difficult to recognize growth while we are living inside it day to day, and yet it becomes remarkably obvious when we pause long enough to breathe and look back."

For six days this spring, Mountain Classroom traded Bennie the Bus for canoes, working their way down the Green River through Labyrinth Canyon with guides from Canyonlands Field Institute. Read the complete account from Cortland ’27!

"For us as teachers, it is being there to guide you and help you discover your voice, as you learn what matters most to you, and how to hold onto it when all about you might challenge it. Your voice is beautiful and powerful in a way you may not be able to understand, but we remind you. This is why we teach.”