Alumni Question of the Quarter: Fall 2025 There are no friends like Camp friends. Every time we are lucky enough to return to Camp for...

This was the closing paragraph to my spotlight, but as both subject and editor, I gave it pride of place: Camp Mohawk is always looking...

From designing signage to guide and brighten Camp, to creating leisure spaces like The Hollow for all campers to enjoy, the CIT Legacy...

Several lucky alums got to spend the weekend in the newly refurbished Ute Cabins at Alumni Weekend. Upgrades include covered porches, expanded footprint to more comfortably fit campers and trunks, private quarters for two counselors, wooden paneling and bunk cubbies, new windows and a fan system to reduce indoor temperatures. Campers and parents were delighted with the refreshed cabins, as were alumni. At the Jawak Shower house, the brick walkway composed of messages from ca

There were many familiar faces at Mohawk during Alumni Reunion weekend, but one new face quickly became a favorite of many of the event’s...

The songs we sang at Camp are still alive and well—and this summer proved it once again. On the middle Sunday of second session, the...

“How a place that never changes, changed my life.” That is the title of the essay Erin Flaherty submitted when it was time to apply for college. Even then, Erin understood that camp was timeless—a place where traditions remained steady, even as each summer brought new lessons and friendships that shaped her life. Erin, or ErFlair, as she was better known, began her camp experience in 2001 as a camper. As both a swimmer and an avid horseback rider, she spent much of her time i

I never thought I’d be coming to Camp with a bit of sadness. But mixed in with the usual joy, was the bittersweet sense that we won’t be...