College Fears – Class of 2019
By Tucker Golladay It’s February, and seniors may be incrementally less motivated to do work, as the annual college process is approaching closure….
By Tucker Golladay It’s February, and seniors may be incrementally less motivated to do work, as the annual college process is approaching closure….
By Katie Dunn Once you walk through the heavy doors, you are immediately met with an overwhelmingly warm atmosphere, filled with chatter…
By Ann Ross Westermann Born in Louisville, Kentucky, Middle School art teacher and Collegiate alumna Melanie Gorsline (’74) and her family moved…
By Hannah Feder Richmond is home to a wide variety of restaurants, including burger joints such as Burger Bach and Carytown Burgers…
By Mercer Reed Michael J. Stott has been a part of the Collegiate Swim Program for 15 years, and even after his…
By Andrew Cooke Collin McConaghy, Director of Collegiate’s Summer Quest programs and a football and strength coach, grew up in Madison Heights,…
By Grace Stratford In a brisk 54 degrees Fahrenheit, I stood anxiously outside the stadium, excited to see it packed with decked-out…
By Dusey Hyman “Life is bigger than the West End and Collegiate,” states long-time Upper School art teacher Pam Sutherland. As a…
By Stephen Laming New this year as a full-time faculty member, Mike Peters comes to Collegiate with multiple responsibilities: during the day…
By Jake Darling Dr. Karin Mauer is the latest addition to the already-talented Upper School science department. Born in Mexico City, Mexico, Dr….
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