- Juniors Help Newly-Housed Boston Residents, In Collaboration . . .
On February 9, juniors from Roxbury Latin and The Winsor School teamed up for a joint service initiative, in collaboration with the Pine Street Inn, which has been assisting Boston’s homeless population for more than 50 years Class II boys hosted their Winsor counterparts for an evening on campus, which began with a presentation by […]
- RL, Winsor, and Pine Street Inn: Helping Create Homes
On February 24, seniors from Roxbury Latin and The Winsor School teamed up for a joint service initiative, in collaboration with the Pine Street Inn, which has been assisting Boston’s homeless population for 50 years RL’s senior boys hosted their Winsor counterparts for an evening on campus; first students heard from Matt Ferrer of Pine […]
- Bo Menkiti ’95 Delivers the Year’s Wyner Lecture
On February 4, alumnus Obiora “Bo” Menkiti spoke to Roxbury Latin students and faculty about the experiences that have taken him from homeschool, to RL, to Harvard, to where he is now: the founder and CEO of both The Menkiti Group and Keller Williams Capital Properties (KWCP)—companies dedicated to transforming communities through real estate in […]
- Matt Desmond, Author of Evicted, Kicks Off Anniversary . . .
“The United States is the richest democracy with the worst poverty,” began Matt Desmond in Hall on October 3 Mr Desmond is the During Professor of Sociology at Princeton and author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning book Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City In researching for his book—on the fraught relationship between tenants and […]
- Dr. Vanessa Calderón-Rosado on the Benefits of Gratitude
Delivering the morning’s Hall address was Dr Vanessa Calderón-Rosado, CEO of Inquilinos Boricuas en Acción (IBA)—a community development corporation that helps individuals and families improve their lives through high-quality affordable housing, education, and arts programs Under Dr Calderón-Rosado’s leadership since 2003, IBA has become the largest Latino-led nonprofit
- My father left Laos in search of a better life – A Student . . .
For thousands of people around the world every year, emigrating from their native country is not a choice War, jobs, and critical health conditions are some of the many urgent reasons why someone might emigrate from their new country to a safer, freer country such as the US My dad is a refugee who escaped communism in Laos and slowly but eventually moved to America to find a better life
- Ian Gershengorn ‘84, Former Acting Solicitor General . . .
Ian Gershengorn ‘84, Former Acting Solicitor General, Delivers Alumni Luncheon Keynote
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