Upper School ceramics teacher Mary Arzt paints tangible realities that melt into more luxurious abstractions.

During Collegiate’s 109th Commencement, the Class of 2024 reflected on their accomplishments before embarking on their next journeys.

With an encyclopedic knowledge of the city, Historic Richmond’s Executive Director Cyane Crump ’87 shepherds the past into the present.

The small but mighty theater production team working behind the scenes makes those on stage, when the spotlight is on them, look and sound their best.

Pam Sutherland’s Honors Art class masterfully displayed their collaborative exhibition, along with individual pieces, at the Visual Arts Center.

Collegiate School’s Director of Athletics Andrew Stanley, coaches, teammates and families gathered in the Craigie Board Room to celebrate four student-athletes from the Class of 2024 for their commitment to continuing their careers as NCAA athletes. Congrats, Cougars! You make us proud.

The pattern alphabet brings the classroom outdoors, sparking curiosity and enhancing critical thinking.

The Upper School Honors Dance Company allows students to connect with their emotions through the rigors of art.

Collegiate School’s Director of Athletics Andrew Stanley, coaches, teammates and families gathered in the Craigie Board Room to celebrate five student-athletes from the Class of 2024 for their commitment to continuing their career as NCAA athletes. Congrats, Cougars! You make us proud.

Funded by endowment support, Sadie Henderson-Best ’24 attended an intensive songwriting camp at NYU.

In his duties as an art teacher, Barry O’Keefe wants his students to consider their work as living things that can exist outside the classroom for a purpose larger than a letter grade.