By Jason McBride With an endless array of devices and platforms connecting us to the world, there have never been more ways to communicate. Yet many people feel increasingly disconnected from their neighbours, communities and even their own families. In an era defined...
A Pearson Alum Sets Her Sights Beyond Our Solar System Gazing up from the apex of the Pearson campus into the vast night sky, Ha Do wasn’t thinking about unlocking the mysteries of the universe. The Year 46 (2021) grad was just trying to get through the last few weeks...
At Pearson, learning does not stop at the classroom door. During CAS Week (Creativity, Activity, Service Week, formerly known as Project Week) education spills onto the land, water, and into the community. The...
A seat at the Global Lunch table can only be found in the Pearson Common Room and the experience reminds us that learning doesn’t only happen in classrooms. Here, learning happens over a meal, through story, dialogue, and shared vulnerability. This...
In celebration of the generosity led by alumni and donors this academic year, we extend a special message of gratitude for those whose lives have been touched by Larry Huddart, his legacy as a one of Pearson’s first teachers and houseparents, and gifts made in his...
Pearson pair earn an elite academic opportunity Julie Beaulieu and Alice Ferguson-O’Brien, both PC47 alumni, are living in rarified air having added “Rhodes Scholar” to their impressive resumes. “Many of the qualities that helped me receive the Rhodes...
