Malvern Prep’s faculty recently partook in a Professional Development Day with a keynote address by Dr. Barbara Oakley. Dr. Barbara Oakley is known for her research in learning, cognition, and educational practices. She is also known for her wildly popular online course, “Learning How to Learn,” and multiple published books on brain function and learning.
TikTok, a short-form video app including everything from dancing to wellness advice, has become a cultural phenomenon, influencing global communication, creativity, and consumption. With billions of users worldwide, the app has infiltrated almost every part of society, including the walls of schools like Malvern.
Malvern Prep seniors Rylan Arata and Pete Bozzone started a weekly gathering to strengthen the brotherhood bond shared here at Malvern. They have successfully hosted multiple students at different parishes around Chester County. They plan to grow the group as much as possible before handing it down to another Malvern student before graduation.
Malvern Prep’s athletics compete at the highest level, with expectations just as high to win, but this year Malvern’s winter track has far exceeded expectations. In perhaps one of the best seasons in program history, the team has had some historic runs.
Malvern’s Wall of Distinction is seen when coming in or leaving Campus through the CSI, a reminder for others to leave a positive impact on MP’s community and beyond.
Athletic programs at Malvern consistently measure their success in their sport by wins and losses, but often the unsung heroes in an unseen column are the donors who generously pave the way.
The Student Idea Center at Malvern offers many unique opportunities to students through microcourses, independent studies, and student incubator grants. These opportunities allow students to bring their ideas to life. Through funding, networking, and tutoring, the Student Idea Center has brought learning at Malvern to the next level.
The Malvern Theatre Society continues to thrive under Dr. Fry’s leadership as the program presents new faces and fresh ideas for their plays. As dynamics shift and roles change, Dr. Fry and Ms. White share their perspectives on the MTS.
High school students go through the stressful process of applying to colleges every year. The process differs heavily from student to student. Malvern has evolved over the years in order to better help students with this rigorous process.
Vandalism has surfaced across campus this school year, with incidents reported in bathrooms and classrooms. These disrespectful acts have impacted Malvern students, faculty, and particularly staff.
When NFL Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa suffered his third concussion in September of 2024, concussions gained national attention. As a school with a large student-athlete population, Malvern Prep explores brain safety.
Jack Walsh '30, Middle School Contributor • April 1, 2025
Learning Demonstration Day is an event during which students showcase their best projects, accomplishments, and performances. On March 14th, Malvern students from 6th to 12th...
