Ravi Cooper named Charlottesville Regional Chamber of Commerce Business Leader of the Year.

Read an excerpt from Jay Kauffmann’s debut novella, The Mexican Messiah. Then watch a video to learn more about why Mr. Kauffmann teaches and writes.

How a Miller School Historian Helped Solve a Montana Mystery

Through observation and a steady sketchbook, Siri Hervelsen offers the engineering team something no software can replicate: intuition for how a vessel should feel.

Beloved Miller School teacher and administrator, Jessie Key Carr Haden died November 15, 2025.

Little Shop of Horrors entertains with comedy, horror, and brilliant performances in acting, singing, and set design. Enjoy Photo Journal.

Get to know the Wagner family and learn how baseball has shaped their lives and experience at MSA

Miller School nearly losing the NICA championship this season is not a sign of decline—it is evidence of success.

Tam Coe just threw the biggest party of the year. Find out what he learned from the experience and why he thinks MSA’s farm is one of the most special places on the Hill.

Dr. Hugh Meagher has over 50 years of experience ensuring seniors find the right fit for the next step in their academic and professional journey.

Naomi Ryan pursues her dreams of playing professional baseball as she leads the baseball team to its first Division 1 State Championship.

Thriving at the University of Colorado, Jess Hall reflects on the teachers who believed in her, the Red Bull job she never expected, and how mountain biking changed the course of her life.

His connection to Miller School goes back to his formative years, and he is currently leading the way introducing new students to a school he loves.

Mavericks honored with Championship rings for their historic VISAA Division 1 State Championship win last spring.

Clara McKnight kicked off Senior Speeches with a powerful message: leadership isn’t always loud—it’s showing up for others.

Hidden away in dusty attics and forgotten basement rooms are fragments of Miller’s history—now, a group of students are racing to preserve them before they're lost forever.

Dylan Ford graduated in 2009. His experiences at MSA helped shaped his future path as a top real estate in Northern Virginia.

If Pluto was made of concrete would it float? Find out in this amazing photo journal of our Maverick Engineers in action this spring.