"Hey hey, ho ho, this bad project’s got to go," neighbors chanted during one of the two protests held this month against the school’s proposed parking structure.
This recent uptick in opposition follows...
Following the mass destruction of Hurricane Harvey, Brooke Kawana ’18 sent 100 water filters to the residents of Bevil Oaks, Texas, who were left without access to drinking water.
For the water from...
Members of various affinity groups on campus discussed community values and future goals at their first ever monthly meeting.
Coordinator of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Nate Cardin said that they...
Administrative heads stressed the importance of fostering a supportive community and announced the introduction of various programs at the State of the School on Wednesday.
President Rick Commons addressed...
Neighbors gathered to protest the school’s parking structure proposal Tuesday morning.
Save Coldwater Canyon, a neighborhood group that aims to preserve and protect Coldwater Canyon and its neighboring...
Seniors and their parents attended informational sessions and met with their deans at Senior College Night.
Students were able to choose two of nine special interest sessions to attend, which focused...
After a 38-year tenure at Harvard-Westlake, Former Vice President of School John Amato will be staying at the John Thomas Dye School indefinitely.
Amato left Harvard-Westlake at the end of the 2015-2016...
Broken branches, abandoned bicycles and debris filled the streets of southeastern Texas, a sign of the destruction that had taken place just hours earlier.
Claire Stevens ’16 watched the mess swirl...
Artist Basil Kincaid will present his work in the Arlene Director Schnitzer ‘47 Art Gallery at the Middle School on Sept. 18. Schnitzer, who made the largest alumni donation in school history, made the...
Community Council members travelled to Anaheim for a two-day retreat to bond and discuss the upcoming year.
Chaplain J. Young said that he and Director of Student Affairs Jordan Church decided to host...
To explore her passion for graphic design, Chronicle Presentation Editor Nicole Kim ’18 traveled to Basel, Switzerland for a week-long workshop on international typographic style.
Kim attended the course...
Performing Arts teacher Andrew Villaverde will leave the school at the end of the year to teach at the Polytechnic School in Pasadena.
At Polytechnic, he will work on lighting and sound during performances.
At...
