Malden High School clubs are reaching new heights…literally! With the discovery of the Rock Climbing Club, MHS students can now tackle new challenges, try something adventurous, and discover a constantly growing sport that is welcoming to absolutely everyone. This new addition to Malden High was founded by sophomore and competitive climber Charlotte Berliner. Berliner has…
Continuing its tradition of highlighting powerful stories that challenge perspectives and inspire change, Malden Reads announced its 2025 Book of the Year. The chosen title, The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind by William Kamkwamba and Bryan Mealer, tells a true story of resilience, innovation, and the transformative power of education. Set in Malawi, the story…
The American public school system is a diverse network of school districts across the 50 states with their own rules, protocols, expectations, and most importantly, realities. One thing that every school shares in common, though, is that it arguably serves as a second home for all children from the time they first step foot into…
Poetry transcends barriers, conveying complex ideas in a lyrical arrangement of words. Written arts like poetry have been famous in many corners and crevices of the world even since ancient times. The World Poetry Recital capitalizes on this, allowing participants to travel mentally through fruitful traditions and their following histories. The president of the American…
In the eyes of many, student council participation is a rite of passage, a symbol of community involvement grounded in the classic high school experience. Like any club that Malden High offers, student government is a chance to meet like-minded, driven peers and make memories that last into adulthood. What people do not tell you,…
Reaching its second year since opening, the new MIT Museum located in Kendall Square has caught the attention of many visitors, including Jennifer Clapp’s AP Seminar class during their field trip on November 13th. The museum’s three floors incorporate various exhibits–some dedicated to art, the history of MIT, holograms, AI, and genetic editing. Notably, the…
On Thursday, November 7th, the Senior Center, repurposed as the Teen Center, hosted a meeting about gun violence from 5:00 to 6:30 p.m. The meeting was hosted by the organization’s leaders and participants who are actively involved with the community of Malden. Gun violence is the result of abusing firearms to cause harm to the…
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Wafia Saruwar also contributed to this article. “Everyone is super kind and welcoming, and it’s like one big theater community,” described Ariana Messana, the sole teacher for the Introduction to Theatre class. Most people are familiar with Play Pro, or the Play Production class, but what they don’t talk about is the prerequisite class you…
Lauryne Jean Joseph and Krisaury Palacios Pina also contributed to this article On October 30th, the Black Student Union (BSU) held its first movie night. While they had a multitude of different choices, they decided to showcase the movie Candyman. The event lasted from 6 to 8 PM. Before the movie began, BSU members were…
