News

2026

  • March

    Andre Mills '24 Competes in the Big Ten!

    We couldn’t be prouder of Andre Mills '24 and his incredible journey from Brimmer and May to the Big Ten! A true competitor with deep roots in dedication and routine, Andre continues to make his mark at the University of Maryland.
  • Xoren Livingston '23, Elijah Kinney '23, Joe Iuliano, Kaylee Little '23, and Emma Guevara '23 at Endicott College's Second Round NCAA III Men's B-Ball Tournament Game.

    Brimmer Beyond the Walls

    Joe Iuliano, Assistant Head of Academic Affairs
    Our students turn into alums, naturally, and we keep in touch with them and they come back to visit or join us at school sponsored events such as Homecoming and Alumni Day. Or they just drop in to say hello. It’s a bit difficult to do the same with them when we are out in the world because it’s kind of awkward to think to stop by a university and drop in on an alum in class.
  • February

    Lucas Williams ’25

    We caught up with alum Lucas Williams ’25, who brought his talents to the classroom and the field at Emerson College. He kindly shared what he's been up to since graduating from Brimmer.
  • Penelope Burket — Raindrop Drive.

    Scholastic Art & Writing Awards

    Join usin congratulating our Brimmer and May artists for receivingcoveted Scholastic Art & Writing Awards!
  • January

    21st Annual Bissell Grogan Symposium

    A huge thank you to Eric Hudson for his keynote, Authenticity & Originality Today: What It Means to Be Human in the Age of AI, and to all of our incredible guest speakers who joined us to lead workshops throughout the day.
  • Winter Instrumental Concert 2026

    The Winter Instrumental Concert filled the Corkin Theatre with a variety of hits ranging from “Boulevard of Broken Dreams” and “Creep” to "Golden."
  • Kaylee Rivera ’25

    We caught up with alum Kaylee Rivera ’25, now thriving at UMass Amherst, to hear what life after Brimmer has been like and how her Brimmer experience helped shape her path.
  • Coffee House Photos

    We recently celebrated the 22nd annual Circles: A Coffee House.
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