The Road Less Traveled

Preston Stallings awarded the Samuel Miller Medal for his service to the youth of Albemarle county and the Miller School of Albemarle.

Featured, alumni, 150VirginiaApril 18, 20182018

UVA Neuroscience Brings Brains

The University of Virginia Neuroscience Department presented to MSA's Dual-Enrollment Psychology class during quarterly lab day.

Academics, FeaturedVirginiaApril 12, 2018

All Hands on Deck

What can Elvis Presley’s hair teach us about rhetoric and pedagogy? Students in Dr. Jason Nabi’s Advanced Placement Language and Composition class found out recently during an out-of-the-ordinary class.

Featured, AcademicsVirginiaApril 8, 2018humanities

MSA Finds Its Rhythm at Home

The Mavericks ran away with big wins at home on Thursday night.

AthleticsVirginiaApril 6, 2018

Adventure Schools

MSA recognized as a thought leader in outdoor education.

Featured, AthleticsVirginiaApril 4, 2018

Upper 90

Lady Mavs defeat Middleburg 6-1 at home.

AthleticsVirginiaApril 4, 2018

Swing Vote: 33rd Annual Harvard Model Congress

Students travel to Harvard University to participate in Harvard Model Congress.

Academics, FeaturedVirginiaApril 2, 2018

Days of Thunder

MSA sophomore, Cole Coradi, shifts into a higher gear over spring break at the Bob Bondurant Racing School.

Featured, AthleticsVirginiaApril 1, 2018

Gearing Up: Seniors Prepare to Defend Research Projects

Dr. Kate Kramer-Jefferson guest lectured on the process of defending a major research paper to assist senior seminar students as they prepare to present and defend their capstone projects.

Academics, FeaturedVirginiaMarch 30, 2018

All Quiet on the Western Front

Teachers utilize campus to bring poetry to life. European history students headed to the trenches this morning to study WWI poetry.

Featured, AcademicsVirginiaMarch 27, 2018

Where Do We Come From and Where Are We Going?

Charles C. Mann, acclaimed American journalist and author, speaks at MSA during the Virginia Festival of the Book.

Featured, AcademicsVirginiaMarch 23, 2018

Jay Kauffmann Survives "the Narrows"

Kauffmann survives "the Narrows." English Department Chair swims 2.5 miles from Nevis to St. Kitts and lives to write about it.

Athletics, Academics, FeaturedVirginiaMarch 12, 2018

Girls Lacrosse on the Hill

Girls Lacrosse travel club team begins the spring of 2018 at the Miller School of Albemarle.

AthleticsVirginiaMarch 8, 2018

MESSAGE FROM HEAD OF SCHOOL

Head of School, J. Michael Drude, shares important message with the Miller School of Albemarle on the first day of spring break.

FeaturedVirginiaMarch 5, 20182018

One for the Thumb

Girls Basketball Wins 5th Straight State Championship

AthleticsVirginiaMarch 5, 2018

Fire Fueled

Mavericks Win First State Championship Since 2009

AthleticsVirginiaMarch 5, 2018

Begin Your Journey

Learn about the Miller School of Albemarle from a 10,000-foot point of view.

VirginiaMarch 1, 2018

The Things They Carry

MSA senior, Anna Fickley, exhibited her photography and oral history project last week in Old Main. The exhibit tells powerful stories through interviews and portraits. Read and see digital version.

Featured, AcademicsVirginiaMarch 1, 2018