Category Archives: Features

Feature stories from our staff, including profiles of people and places of interest to our community.

The Art of Fly Fishing

By Boice Frye Waking up before the crack of dawn to go fishing is an eye-opening experience many find to be enticing….

Richmond’s Allianz Amphitheater

By Ford Smutz On June 4, 2025, the long-anticipated Allianz Amphitheater opened in downtown Richmond.  With the initial project plan beginning in…

Will Titus: Firefighter, History Teacher, Mentor

By Iris Krumbein What is a firefighter doing teaching history here at Collegiate? Upper School history Teaching Fellow Will Titus is a…

The Camp Sea Gull Experience

By Henry Hofheimer As the last car travels down the gravel road, leaving through the gates, over 700 campers embark on their…

Collegiate Again, Through The Eyes of Alex Neilson (‘14)

By Sophia Fulco After eight years of worldly experience outside of the Collegiate bubble, Alex Neilson (‘14) returned to work as a…

The Purrfect Bean: RVA’s Only Cat Cafe

By MB Rocheleau The warm smell of coffee and pastries hit my nose as I swung open the door to The Purrfect…

New Ceramics Teacher Jess Cullen Brings Pottery and Teaching Experience

By Catharine Wilkins Jess Cullen, our new Upper School Ceramics teacher, loves ceramics because “you don’t know what you’re going to get…

New to Upper School Math: Sarah Clarke

By McKenzie Patterson “I kind of accidentally fell into my math major,” is how new Upper School math teacher Sarah Clarke explained…

Saying Farewell To Holly Fairlamb

By Cara Crawford After 27 years as a teacher in Collegiate’s Upper and Middle Schools, French teacher Holly Fairlamb (‘82) is retiring….

From Altoona to the CIA: The Remarkable Path of Tom Hennaman

By Taylor Jenkins For my entire life, Grandpa Tom has been nothing more than a loving, kind, and funny presence. He was…