Rob Hershey ’66 and Beth Watlington Marchant ’72, the recipients of this year’s alumni awards, both embody the idea of paying forward the gifts they’ve received on their life’s journey.

The School’s annual celebration to kick off the year marked a significant gathering for all Cougars.

Dr. Matt Togna discusses the importance of being present for each student and the joys of working at Collegiate.

The Envision Collegiate Capstone serves as an essential, culminating building block for critical thinking.

Collegiate is happy to reward teachers for embodying the teacher-coach-mentor model with this year’s Hamill Awards.

Collegiate is pleased to honor the recipients of this year’s Craigie Award.

Collegiate is happy to honor the recipients of the Ann Griffin Award for Excellence in Teaching, the Andrew Jackson Brent Award, the Anne Jones Award, the Clarence B. Williams Fund, and the Martha Elizabeth Schwarz Award.

After finishing a three-year-long cancer treatment, Caroline Dunn ’25 raised money for cancer research.

Introduced at an early age, technology begins to feel like a natural tool for Lower School students.

With a calculated aplomb for digital media, Nikhil DePalma ’24 began enrolling in Taylor Dabney’s photography classes with the intention of looking at familiar objects in a new way.

No way was a broken wrist part of Owen Fallon’s plan.

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.

An almost constant mist punctuated by intermittent rain, variable winds, and temperatures in the low 60s created less-than-ideal spectating conditions for those in attendance at the VISAA Division I track and field championship May 18 at Sports Backers Stadium

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.

William Britt knew the odds.

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

A teacher affects eternity.
He can never tell where his influence stops.
             ~Henry Adams
               American historian, journalist, and academic

The names and faces change.

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.