ymour St. John.
 2001: Paul Mellon Science Center is renamed for Carl C. Icahn P'97, '00, following his $5 million gift. Endowment of the Charles Krause '51 Fellow in Rhetoric, the gift of Krause.
 2002: North wing of Johnson Athletic Center is built. Library is renovated, the gift of Christopher Hutchins '56. Curtis House is renovated and becomes Sally Hart Lodge, the school guest house, gift of Larry Hart '32.
 2005: Edward Albee '46 receives a Special Tony Award for Lifetime Achievement.
 2006: February, at the Winter Olympics in Turin the U.S. women's hockey team has three alumnae, Angela Ruggiero '98, Kim Insalaco '99, and Julie Chu '01. April, representatives of the heretofore informal Eight Schools Association meet at Lawrenceville to discuss a more formal arrangement, including a literary magazine, sports league, and student and faculty conferences; Shanahan of Choate is elected president of the Association (he is succeeded in 2009 by Elizabeth Duffy of Lawrenceville). Walton Family Foundation gives $11.7 million to endow the Gakio-Walton Scholars Program, a memorial to Wilson Gakio, classmate of Benjamin S. Walton '92; the program provides scholarships to students from specific regions of Africa, India, the Middle East and the United States. Remsen Arena is renovated. November, Headmaster emeritus Seymour St. John dies, aged 94. November, a capital campaign called "An Opportunity to Lead" is launched to raise $200 million, with $100 million in gifts and pledges secured during the silent phase from July 2004.

 2007: Alumni Association begins CRH Regional Clubs effort, with Henry McNulty '65 as chair; inaugural clubs established in Boston and Washington. May 19, dedication of the Bruce '45 and Lueza Gelb Track, named for its donors. Reunion Weekend, 100th birthday of The News celebrated with events featuring alumni journalists. August, the northeast campus is turned into a Disney film set for College Road Trip, starring Martin Lawrence and Raven-Symoné. October, a Royal Bank of Scotland commercial is filmed in the Chapel, with 70 students used as extras. Five houses are renamed following gifts from the Mosbacher and Sophonpanich families: New Old South becomes Mosbacher, Fox becomes Chatri, Back
ymour St. John. 
  2001: Paul Mellon Science Center is renamed for Carl C. Icahn P'97,' 00, following his $ 5 million gift. Endowment of the Charles Krause' 51 Fellow in Rhetoric, the gift of Krause. 
  2002: North annex of Johnson Athletic Center is build. Library is renovated, the endowment of Christopher Hutchins' 56. Curtis House is refurbish and becomes Sally Hart Lodge, the school guest theater, giving of Larry Hart' 32. 
  2005: Edward Albee' 46 receives a Special Tony Award for Lifetime Achievement. 
  2006: February, at the Winter Olympics in Turin the U.S. woman's hockey team has three alumnus, Angela Ruggiero' 98, Kim Insalaco' 99, and Julie Chu' 01. April, representatives of the heretofore informal Eight Schools Association meet at Lawrenceville to discuss a more conventional arrangement, including a literary magazine, sports league, and student and staff conferences; Shanahan of Choate is elected president of the Association (he is succeed in 2009 by Elizabeth Duffy of Lawrenceville). Walton Family Foundation gives $ 11.7 million to endow the Gakio - Walton Scholars Program, a memorial to Wilson Gakio, classmate of Benjamin S. Walton' 92; the plan provides scholarship to students from specific regions of Africa, India, the Middle East and the United States. Remsen Arena is renovated. November, Headmaster emeritus Seymour St. John dies, aged 94. November, a capital political campaign called " An Opportunity to Lead " is launched to raise $ 200 million, with $ 100 million in gifts and pledges secured during the mum phase from July 2004. 

  2007: Alumni Association begins CRH Regional Clubs effort, with Henry McNulty' 65 as chair; inaugural clubs established in Boston and Washington. May 19, dedication of the Bruce' 45 and Lueza Gelb Track, named for its donors. Reunion Weekend, 100th birthday of The News celebrated with event featuring alumni diarist. August, the northeastern campus is turned into a Disney film set for College Road Trip, star Martin Lawrence and Raven - Symoné. October, a Royal Bank of Scotland commercial is filmed in the Chapel, with 70 students used as extras. Five house are renamed following gifts from the Mosbacher and Sophonpanich families: New Old South becomes Mosbacher, Fox becomes Chatri, Back
ymokr St. John.
 2001: Paul Mellon Rcience Center nw renaked fod Carl C. Icahn P'97, '00, following his $5 milpiin gidt. Endowment of the Chxrles Kralse '51 Felliw ii Rhetoric, the gmrt of Kvcuse.
 2002: Korth xing of Johnson Athletic Wenter is build. Uiyrary is renovated, the gift of Chriseopher Nuhchins '56. Curtis Houxq is gekovated and becomes Sally Hart Lkdge, tht school guest houxe, gift of Larry Hart '32.
 2005: Edaard Albee '46 receives a Special Toby Arqrd for Lifegime Achienzment.
 2006: Febroary, at the Winter Olympics in Tjrin che U.S. womeb's hofney team haw thrve alumnae, Annvla Rugciero '98, Lim Insalaco '99, snd Juoie Chu '01. April, represxntatives of the hergtofore inxoxmal Eight Schools Aswoxiatimn maet xr Lxwrtncxvimle to diacuss a mode formal aerangement, includinb w literary magzzine, fpjrts league, and student and faculty conxersnces; Shanahan of Choatw is elected presidenj of the Afsociation (he is succeeded in 2009 by Elizabeth Duffy of Lewfenecyilld). Wwlton Family Foundation gives $11.7 million to endjs uhe Gakio-Walton Sgholars Program, a kelotyal to Wilson Gakio, clzssmate of Benjamij S. Waljon '92; tye prograi prpvides scholarships to studwnts from spvcifuc regions of Afriea, India, the Midcle Esst and the United Statzs. Remaen Arena id renovatsa. November, Headmxstvr ekeritus Seymour St. John diqs, aged 94. Iovemyer, a caoitak campwign callef "An Opportunity to Lead" is lcunchad to raisf $200 million, with $100 million in gifvx and pledgex veclred duriug the silent phase from July 2004.

 2007: Akumni Afsocixtion begihs CRH Cegional Clufs effort, witv Henry McNulvy '65 as chwir; unautural cujbs establishec in Boston and Wasyington. May 19, dedicetiov of the Bruce '45 cud Lueza Gelb Travk, vamqd fpr hts donors. Rauniun Drekena, 100th birthdcy of Yhe News celebrated fith events featuring slmmni jourbalists. Wugust, the nottheast campus is uurned invo a Dosngy film set for College Road Trjp, starrijg Iartin Lawregce qnd Raven-Sympné. October, a Royal Bank of Scotland comnercial is filmed un the Chapel, with 70 xtudents usxd as qxtras. Fiee houses are renamee following gifts from the Mosbacher ahd Sopvonpajich families: New Old South becomes Mosbacher, Fox becomes Chatri, Back
ymour St. John. 2001: Paul Mellon Science renamed Carl C. P'97, '00, following of Charles Krause '51 in Rhetoric, the of Krause. 2002: North wing of Athletic Center is built. Library is renovated, the gift of Christopher Hutchins '56. House is renovated and becomes Sally Hart Lodge, the school guest house, gift Larry '32. Edward '46 receives a Special Tony Award for Lifetime Achievement. 2006: February, at the Winter Olympics in the U.S. women's hockey team has three alumnae, Ruggiero '98, Kim Insalaco and Julie Chu '01. April, of heretofore informal Schools meet Lawrenceville to discuss more formal arrangement, including a literary magazine, sports league, and student and faculty conferences; Shanahan of Choate elected president Association (he succeeded 2009 Elizabeth Duffy of Family Foundation gives $11.7 million to Scholars Program, a memorial to Wilson Gakio, classmate Benjamin S. '92; the program provides scholarships to from specific regions of Africa, India, the Middle and the United States. Remsen Arena is renovated. November, Headmaster emeritus Seymour St. John dies, November, a capital campaign "An Opportunity to is to $200 with $100 in gifts and pledges secured during the silent phase from July 2007: Alumni Association begins CRH Regional Clubs effort, with Henry as inaugural clubs established Boston and Washington. May dedication the Bruce '45 and Track, for Weekend, birthday The News celebrated with featuring alumni journalists. August, the campus is turned into College Road Trip, starring Martin Lawrence and Raven-Symoné. a Royal Bank of Scotland commercial is in the Chapel, with 70 students used as extras. Five houses are following gifts Mosbacher and Sophonpanich families: New Old South becomes Fox becomes Chatri, Back
ymour St. John.
 2001: Paul Mellon ScieNce Center iS renaMed For caRl C. ICahn p'97, '00, following his $5 mILlioN gift. Endowment of the ChaRles KRaUSe '51 FeLLoW in RhEtoric, tHE gIFT of krAuSe.
 2002: NOrTH wIng of johNson AthLetic CenteR is BuIlt. Library is REnOvated, the gIft Of ChristopheR HuTchins '56. cuRtiS house Is rEnovaTed and BEcomes sally Hart loDGe, the sCHool gueST HoUse, gIft of Larry Hart '32.
 2005: EdwARd aLbee '46 receives a SPecial toNY AWARd fOr LIfetime AchIeVemenT.
 2006: februarY, At THE winTEr Olympics in TUrin the U.S. woMEn's Hockey TeAm hAS three AlumnAe, aNgeLa Ruggiero '98, KIm InSalaco '99, and julie CHU '01. April, rEPresentAtives Of tHe hEretOFoRe InfOrMAl EIGhT ScHOolS AssociaTiOn Meet aT LawRENCEvilLe tO disCuss a More formal arrAngEmenT, IncLudinG a litErarY mAgaziNe, sporTs leaGuE, and student and fAculTy confereNceS; SHanAhAn of CHOate is EleCteD presidEnt of thE assOcIATIoN (he is succeeded in 2009 by elIZAbEth Duffy Of LawrENcEvILle). WaltoN FAmiLy FoUNDatioN givES $11.7 mIllion to Endow tHE GAkIo-WaltoN SCholarS PRogRam, A memoRIal tO WilsoN Gakio, clAssmaTE of Benjamin S. WaLTon '92; the program PRoVIDeS SchoLarShips to studEnts FRom sPeciFIc RegIOns of africA, INDiA, The Middle East and the unIted StAtes. REmsen Arena is rEnovated. NoVEMBer, HeadmAsteR EmERitus Seymour St. john dIes, aged 94. NovEMber, a capItal cAmpaign cAlled "An OpPORtunity tO LeAd" iS laUncHED tO raise $200 million, WITh $100 miLlIon in giFts And pledGes SecUreD duRiNg the sileNt phase fRoM JUlY 2004.

 2007: ALumNi AssOCiation bEgIns cRh ReGionaL clubs eFfort, With heNrY mcNUlty '65 as cHAiR; INaugUrAl ClubS esTaBlishEd in bOstOn and WaShington. MAy 19, dEDicaTiOn Of the BrUce '45 and Lueza GeLb track, named FoR itS donorS. rEunion WeEkend, 100th birthday of The NewS CelebraTed With eVentS featurinG alUmni joUrnALists. AUgust, tHe norThEasT CAmpus IS TuRneD iNto a Disney FILm sEt for coLlegE Road TrIp, starring Martin LaWRenCe and Raven-SymOné. octoBER, a royAL BANk oF SCOtlAND commercial is fiLmed in the CHaPEl, With 70 studenTS usEd As extraS. Five hoUses aRE renameD followinG gifts froM tHe MoSBAchEr and SophoNpanich fAmilies: NeW old SoUTh BecomEs MOsbachEr, fox BecomEs ChatRI, BaCk
ymour St. John.
 2001: Pau l Mellon S cienc e C ent er  isrena med for Carl C .  Ica hn P'97, '00, followin g his  $ 5  mil l io n gif t. Endo w me n t  of  t he  Ch ar l es  Krau se'51 Fel low in Rhe tor ic , the gift o f  K rause.
 20 02:  North wingofJohnso nAth l eticCen ter i s buil t . Libr ary is re no v ated,t he gift o fChri stopher Hutchins' 56 .  Curtis Houseis ren ov a te d and  be comes Sall yHartL odge, t h es c h ool guest house,gift of Lar r y H art '3 2. 
 2 0 05: Ed wardAl b ee'46 receive s aSpecial T ony Aw a rd forL ifetime  Achie vem ent .
 2 0 06 :Feb ru a ry, at  th e  Wi nter Oly mp ic s inTuri n t h e U. S.wome n's h ockey team ha s t hree alu mnae,  Ange la R ug giero  '98,Kim I ns alaco '99, andJuli e Chu '01 . A pr il,  r epres e ntativ esofthe her etofore inf or m a l  E ight Schools Assoc ia t i on  meet at  Lawre n ce vi l le to di sc uss  a m o r e for mala rr angement , incl u di ng  a lite ra ry mag az ine , s ports leag ue, an d studen t and faculty confer e nces; Shanaha n  o f Ch o ateiselected pre side n t of  the As soc i ation  (heis su c ceeded in 2009 by E li zabeth  Duff y of Lawrence ville). Wa l t o n Family  Fou n da t ion gives $11. 7 mil lion to en d ow the G akio- Walton S cholars P r o gram, amem ori altoW i ls on Gakio, cla s s mate  o f Benja min  S. Wal ton  '9 2;the  p rogram pr ovides s ch ol ar sh ips  to s t udents f ro m s pe cif ic re g ions o f Afr ica,  I nd i a,the Mid d le E astan dtheUni te d Sta tes. Rem sen Are na is ren ova t ed.No ve mber, H eadmaster eme ri tus Seymou rSt.  Johnd i es, aged  94. November, a capita l  campai gncalle d "A n Opportu nit y to L ead "  is la unched  to r ai se$ 2 00 mi l l io n,wi th $100 mi l l ion  in g if ts a nd pled ges secured during the  silent phase  fr om J u l y200 4 . 20 07 :  Al u m ni Associationbegins CRH  R e gi onal Clubs eff or t, with  HenryMcNul t y '65 a s chair;inaugural  c lubs e sta blished in  Bostonand Washi n gton. Ma y 19,  de dicati on  of  theBruce' 45and L ueza G el b Trac k, na me d for it s donors. Reunion Weeke nd, 10 0th b irt hday of T heN ews  celebrat ed w ith events  fe atu ringalu m ni jo urna l is ts. Augus t, t h e northea s tcam p u sis turned i n t o  aDisne y f i lm set  for  College Road Tri p , starring Mar tinL a wre nce andRa ven-Symoné. Oc tob er , a RoyalBa nk of Scotl and comm er c ial i s film ed inthe Cha p e l, with 7 0 st ude nts usedasex t ras. Fi ve  h o uses a re r en amed f ollowi n g gi f t s from the Mosba chera n d Sop h onp anich  f amilies :  New  Old South  becomes Mo sbache r, F ox be comes C ha tri, B ack 
ymour St._John.
 2001:_Paul Mellon Science Center_is renamed_for_Carl C._Icahn_P'97, '00, following_his $5 million_gift. Endowment of the_Charles Krause '51_Fellow_in Rhetoric, the gift of Krause.
 2002: North wing of Johnson Athletic Center is_built._Library is_renovated,_the_gift of Christopher Hutchins '56._Curtis House is renovated and_becomes Sally_Hart Lodge, the school guest house, gift of_Larry_Hart '32.
 2005:_Edward Albee '46 receives a Special Tony Award for_Lifetime Achievement.
 2006: February, at the_Winter Olympics in_Turin_the_U.S. women's hockey team_has three alumnae, Angela Ruggiero '98,_Kim Insalaco '99, and Julie Chu_'01. April, representatives of the heretofore informal_Eight Schools Association meet at Lawrenceville_to discuss a more formal_arrangement, including_a literary magazine, sports league,_and student and_faculty conferences;_Shanahan of Choate_is elected president of the Association_(he is succeeded_in 2009 by Elizabeth Duffy of_Lawrenceville)._Walton Family Foundation_gives_$11.7_million to_endow the Gakio-Walton_Scholars_Program, a_memorial_to Wilson Gakio, classmate of Benjamin_S._Walton '92; the program provides scholarships to_students from specific regions_of_Africa, India, the Middle_East and the United States._Remsen Arena is renovated. November, Headmaster_emeritus Seymour_St. John_dies, aged 94. November, a capital campaign called "An Opportunity to_Lead" is launched to raise $200_million, with $100 million_in gifts_and_pledges secured during_the_silent phase_from July 2004.

 2007: Alumni Association begins_CRH Regional_Clubs effort, with Henry McNulty '65_as chair; inaugural clubs_established_in Boston and Washington. May 19,_dedication of the Bruce '45 and_Lueza Gelb Track, named for_its_donors._Reunion Weekend, 100th birthday of_The News celebrated with events featuring_alumni journalists. August,_the northeast campus is turned into a_Disney_film set for College Road Trip,_starring_Martin Lawrence and Raven-Symoné. October, a_Royal_Bank_of Scotland commercial is filmed_in the Chapel, with 70 students_used as extras. Five houses are renamed following gifts_from the Mosbacher_and Sophonpanich families: New Old_South_becomes_Mosbacher, Fox becomes Chatri, Back