Volunteering his time is nothing new to Angus ’25. This past summer, however, the Lyme, New Hampshire-native took it to a new level. As part of his Cullman Scholarship, Angus 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.
Olympian Trains, Talks Mental Toughness with KUA Skiers
More 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.
Kimball Union Athletics recognized 25 fall student-athletes who were honored by the The New England Preparatory School Athletic Council (NEPSAC), Lakes Region League (LRL) and National Field Hockey Coaches Association.
A lover of all-things-nature, Sarah '26 utilized a Cullman Scholarship to further her passion of the outdoors as an intern for the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife.
Making art accessible is a guiding principle for Riley Adams. As chair of the Art Department, she hopes to engage even more students in the arts. She will exhibit her own work in the Taylor Art Gallery beginning January 17.
Whittemore Athletic Center and Akerstrom Arena Renovation Celebration
Join KUA to celebrate the Whittemore Athletic Center and Akerstrom Arena Renovations. This project was made possible through the support of David Winslow ‘81, leadership donors and the KUA community of alumni, families and friends.
Knight, a 26-year-old, 6-foot-10 forward/center out of William & Mary, spent the preseason with the New York Knicks. He scored three points in nine total minutes in two games against the Celtics.
Luca '21 and Adam Fantilli '21, Canadian brothers who play hockey together at the University of Michigan, talk about their special bond as best friends and teammates
Taylor Soule '18 was named one of the 20 watch-list candidates for the 2023 Cheryl Miller Award, presented by the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame and the Women's Basketball Coaches Association.
Northeastern's Mia Brown '18 shares what Pride Month means to her, and why "having an inclusive, open, and loving team is so important for the mental and physical wellbeing of queer and LGBTQ+ athletes."
Brendan Walker '22 is all set to play NCAA Division I baseball next year for Stetson University — a school that counts two Cy Young Award winners from the last decade among its alumni.
The season of basketball at the New Hampshire prep school has just further prepared Cash McClure'22, the 2021 Mr. Maine Basketball winner and Gatorade Player of the Year at Maranacook, as he continues his career progression.