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From navigating a position change mid-way through his sophomore season to being the leading goal scorer on one of the top teams in the country, Declan Rhatigan ’23 has found the confidence he needs to succeed on the pitch by leaning on those around him.

Dave Cosby, Director of Music, explores a thoughtful, student-centered approach to teaching musical improvisation, rooted in his early musical experience and shaped by graduate-level study in popular music pedagogy. 

From her first collegiate start to her return to the sidelines at Holderness, Maddy Monahan ’23 has built her field hockey career on confidence, connection, and a deep belief in the power of team. 

At the intersection of art, ecology, and inquiry, Kimberly Ritchie’s work invites viewers to slow down and look closely at the natural world. Ritchie uses printmaking and natural materials to explore environmental fragility, resilience, and uncertainty. 

Whenever a group of people gather around a campfire to talk, roast s’mores, and ponder life’s big questions, something magical happens.

Just ask the students who attend the school’s weekly “Fire and Fellowship” gatherings outside the Chapel of the Holy Cross every Wednesday evening. The informal meetings, usually held around a campfire, often spark deep discussions about life on campus, faith, and spirituality.