Great Valley graduating seniors are showing off their college selections in style.
It's that time of year, and many Great Valley High School seniors have decided where they'll head next year. The district has a collage of photos on its website showing the students repping their chosen schools. Click through to see if your alma mater is among the names displayed.
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Proud parents (and students) can get the word out whenever they want, via Malvern Patch's homepage and daily email newsletter.
Your kid's finishing high school and has chosen a college, maybe even a major. It's big news in your household, obviously. And it's news here, too, at Malvern Patch, where every item in our community Announcements section is posted by Patch users with something to share. Sometimes it's a college enrollment, or an all-star team selection, or a hiring, promotion, retirement, birthday or anniversary. Pretty much anything goes, and it couldn't be simpler to post. Once you've submitted your announcement, a Patch editor will be automatically notified, at which point it can be featured on the homepage and in the next morning's daily Patch email newsletter. You may see it linked on Malvern Patch's Facebook and/or Twitter, too. If you have any …
See which speakers are appearing in the Greater Philly area.
Bryn Mawr College will end its Black History Month with a presentation from a civil rights icon. Dick Gregory, a comedian and social critic, will be giving the keynote address for the college's celebration of Black History Month on Feb 28 at 7 p.m. The speech is being held at the Thomas Great Hall and is open to all. Here are a few other speakers coming to the area: Anne Dinshah, a lifetime vegan and author of Dating Vegans, a book about maintaing relationships with people who have selective diets, will be visiting Villanova on March 13. Dinshah will hold a cooking demonstration, an interactive session titled "Be Socail, Be Healthy," and will judge submissions from the school's "Veggie Mania" competition. Email diningservices@villanova.edu…
Another update of local students excelling at colleges and universities.
Many colleges and universities send out news bulletins about students who have made dean's list or otherwise excelled academically. Here's a collection of recent ones specific to the Malvern area. Studying abroad Cornell University Washington College Drew University University of Delaware University of Kansas Rochester Institute of Technology La Salle University University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Another update of local students excelling at colleges and universities.
Many colleges and universities send out news bulletins about students who have made dean's list or otherwise excelled academically. Here's a collection of recent ones specific to the Malvern area.
A round-up of young Malvern residents earning high marks at school.
Many colleges and universities send out news bulletins about students who have made dean's list or otherwise excelled academically. Here's a collection of recent ones specific to the Malvern area.
A round-up of young Malvern residents earning high marks at school.
Many colleges and universities send out news bulletins about students who have made dean's list or otherwise excelled academically. Here's a collection of recent ones specific to the Malvern area.
It's back-to-school season, time for a new class of college freshmen to prepare to leave their homes.
So, you finally did it. High school is over and you've been spending the summer getting every last ounce of time in with your friends before you leap on to undergraduate studies. Whether you are near or far, there are going to be major adjustments in your life and lifestyle. Being a recent college graduate, myself (any Penn Staters out there?), I've decided to compile a short list of things to think about as you make this unfamiliar transition. Think of this as your quick guide to the big dance. 1. Making Friends on Day 1 - The first day is most hectic. If you're paired with a random roommate, you have to coordinate with him and his family on how you're going to move stuff in. The best thing you can do is be organized. Triple check if you …
The university asked any students willing to get up by 9 a.m. on a Saturday to join the production.
On Saturday, Dec. 11, a parade of students and faculty made their way across the chilly campus of Immaculata University. Their mission: Go viral. They'd turned out in response to a plea the school had issued on Facebook as it prepared to shoot a three-minute promotional music video. The video opens with the lyrics, “Power—small word, huge meaning,” and is scored by a song already used in radio advertisements that was recorded by musicians Chris Gregory and Mike Antoniotti. Immaculata is not the first to employ a "lip dub" video, in which students and faculty lip synch to music while touring the campus, as a promotional tool. Such videos have become popular and inexpensive ways to show school spirit and telegenic campuses. Camera operators …
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Pete jr
9:04 am on Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Immaculata video & story was well done. Watching the energy in the students and faculty, their ability to walk, skip and run backwards was fun. Then telling the production story and finding out they did it in one continuous take made it even better. I'll be sharing it with friends. more ›