Students showcase their individual talents and celebrate the wisdom that resonates in Shakespeare's timeless work during ESU Shakespeare Monologue competition.
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Erica Leia and Charlotte Whipkey have a nightly routine that would make Aristotle proud.
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Maya discovered the transformational power of boarding school at Miller School of Albemarle.
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The 8th grade class worked together to build shelters for local non-profit HOWS Project
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Jay Kauffmann is on the verge of an exciting milestone in his literary career as he prepares to release his debut novel, The Mexican Messiah.
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The 8th grade science class began creating an interdependent microbial ecosystem with Winogradsky Columns.
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MSA English teacher and cross-country coach, Becca LaVoie, studies Romantic poetry at Exeter College at the University of Oxford.
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Rain Zhao finds her beat on the drums and unleashes her inner rock star on stage.
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Why does Nolan LaVoie drive an old truck with a manual transmission, willingly live in a van with his family, participate in grueling ultra-endurance mountain bike events? Find out why he believes voluntary hardships are a key to living a full life in this speech delivered to the Miller School in the spring of 2023.
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Spring Drama Production of Clue is on stage April 21-23 in the Old Main Chapel.
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Jessica Landseadel is the 2023 recipient of the Gold Apple Award for excellence in teaching.
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The artwork of Nisa and Neva Gure tells the tale of two artists.
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“I’ve always had lots of little perceptive thoughts about everything: flowers, fire hydrants, cracks on the sidewalk. They buzz around my brain like bees circling a honeycomb, and for a while I just sort of let them buzz about.”
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Eddy Xu is programmed for success and is teaching the next generation of computer programmers a language that could help shape the world around them.
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At the age of 18, MSA Economics and Statistics teacher Gina Mancuso made a big decision to pursue professional equestrian instead of college. Following her passion led to a journey that helped shape her life and her work with MSA students.
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Students peel back layers of history digging through historical documents and old yearbooks from MSA’s storied 145-year history.
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One of the first questions that MSA’s Head of School, Mike Drude, asked when he arrived on campus in 2017 was: why does the iconic bell tower have a bell that does not ring?
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Ashford Reyes has become the newest MSA community member to attain the prestigious Eagle Scout Award.
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