Utilizing the independent study program, Simon got caught up in his passion for Latin—to the point where you could say he was “lost in translation.”

Students and faculty celebrate Earth Day and MSA’s beautiful 1,600-acre campus by planting 37 trees and cleaning up the Hill.

Literally and figuratively, Emily’s life has been one of poetry—and MSA’s unique focus on each student’s strength has given her the poetic license to succeed.

Sometimes the best classroom is not a classroom. Jay Drake engages both his mind and his hands in a project that will serve the school for decades to come.

Katie Clouse wins Nationals and represents Team USA at World Championships while still pursuing academics at full speed.

WWOWW course goes back to MSA’s roots and pays tribute to the school’s first female student.

During the course of two National Championship events, road cycling and mountain biking, MSA rode away with three National Championship titles, two silver medals, and numerous top-ten finishes. 

MSA engineering fuels creative problem-solving and inspires Almero Henning to rethink how vehicles on campus will be fueled in the future.