More than 80 members of the Class of 2024 returned to Grand & Warren on May 28 for the third annual Battle of the Senior Homerooms.
First launched by Charlie Dino, ’22, this day of friendly competition, now a Prep tradition, welcomes our graduating seniors one last time to celebrate the end of the school year and to enjoy one another’s company as they look ahead to commencement.
Hundreds of Prep Students rallied this month to become the top fundraising team in the nation by collecting a tremendous $76,222 (smashing last year’s record-setting $62,607) at the 2024 Student Sleep Out in support of Covenant House—an annual event during which members of our community sleep in our courtyard in solidarity with those individuals who experience homelessness each year.
Prep’s Annual Student Art Exhibit welcomed the Saint Peter’s community to our Library on Sunday, May 5 to show off the accomplished creative work of our fine arts students. With exhibits spanning a variety of artistic media—from painting, to architecture, to graphic design, to sculpture, and beyond—our Marauders’ array of talents were on full display.
Prep’s Concert Band, Sodality Jazz Band, Vox, and the company of Prep Dramatics’ production of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying welcomed a packed audience to the Annual Spring Concert on Friday, April 26.
The Spring Athletic Season is already upon us, and scrimmages have started up at Grand & Warren. Join us for a look at what's ahead...But first, looking back on Prep’s extraordinary Winter Season, please join us in congratulating all our student athletes on some unforgettable highlights!
More than 100 boys from nearly 30 middle schools across New Jersey joined members of the Classes of 2024 and 2025 at Grand & Warren on March 22 for an all-day workshop on leadership hosted in conjunction with students from Saint Dominic Academy.
The Prep community gathered in the gym on March 20 for an Arrupe Keynote panel that led us on a metaphorical pilgrimage with the US prison system to learn more about the lived realities of individuals who have been incarcerated or accused. For more than 20 years, this annual Prep tradition, named for Pedro Arrupe, S.J., the late superior general of the Jesuits, who charged the religious order with its modern mission of forming “men and women for and with others,” explores a different topic related to social justice.
Prep’s Celtic Club and Sheehan Scholars co-hosted a Q&A session in the library on March 8 featuring guest speaker Senator Gerry Horkan, a member of the Fianna Fáil political party who serves on the Industrial and Commercial Panel in the upper house of the Oireachtas, the bicameral parliament of Ireland.
Competing among more than 3,000 delegates representing schools from 30 different countries in their first ever international conference, Prep's Model UN team won Best Small Delegation at the Global Citizens Model UN, held at the United Nations campus in New York. This victory marks the team's fourth Small Delegation win and their third this competitive season.
A panel of distinguished guests joined the Prep community on February 28 for a special PM in the AM (Prep Men in the Morning) session sponsored by Prep’s Ebony Club, our oldest cultural organization, which is currently celebrating their landmark 50th anniversary at Grand & Warren. Olympic Medalist, civil rights activist, former track and field athlete, and USA Track & Field Hall of Fame member Dr. John Carlos joined two Prep alumni, Clark Burnett, ’15, former Ebony Club president, film director, and Yale graduate, and Brandon Wimbush, ’15, former Prep quarterback and co-founder of the company MOGL, to discuss their lives, careers, and achievements.