In total, five Upper School students represented Ravenscroft’s choir program at the statewide Honors Chorus Nov. 4-5 in Winston-Salem.

One hundred and thirty students from PreK through 12th grade submitted their work, currently on display in the Pugh Lobby gallery of the Fine Arts Center. 

A search for balance and harmony, Farrell’s art is characterized by vibrant use of color and expressive strokes, communicating a range of emotions that create a unique viewer experience.

Grace McDaniel ’24 shares what she learned from the two weeks she spent exploring Italian culture while improving her drawing skills with fellow art students from around the world.

The visit from Zuill Bailey, in town for a Chamber Music Raleigh performance in Raleigh, was part of the organization’s outreach that connects students with world-class musicians.

The cellist and composer talks about his college experience, his career and the places he loves in Los Angeles.

From Tucker Street’s first teacher to the longest-serving high school football coach in North Carolina, these Ravens are celebrated in perpetuity thanks to the many people whose lives they touched.

Fourth-grader Joey Robbins was named a top finalist in the national contest by Music K-8 Magazine.