HW Venture invited Alexandria House founder Sister Judy Vaughan to speak about homelessness on Mar. 9. Vaughan said the Alexandria House impacts the L.A. community and encourages students to become involved...
HackHW hosted its annual Game Jam on March 5-6, inviting students to develop video games with peers, attend workshops and network with alumni.
Participants gathered in Mudd Library overnight, where...
Community Council hosted a blood drive by the American Red Cross health organization Friday. The administration encouraged members from the community to donate blood at the drive, which was open from 9...
The Community Health Office (CHO) redefined its definition of being "fully vaccinated" to include the COVID-19 vaccine booster shot in an email Feb. 4. The policy states that as of Feb. 1, all students...
More students have applied to attend the school this year than ever before, according to new data from the Admission Office. The school received 1,260 applications for the 2022-2023 academic year, about...
To honor the Buddhist holiday Nirvana Day, which celebrates when Buddha is said to have achieved complete Nirvana, Reverend Anne Gardner hosted Reverend Sumi Lounden Kim at the weekly Community Chapel...
The Bring Change to Mind club wrote gratitude notes for Valentine's Day to frontline healthcare workers at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles and Providence Saint John's Health from Feb. 9-11 on the Quad....
The National USA Gap Year Fair was co-hosted by the school and USA Gap Year Fairs on Feb. 12. The three-hour virtual event started with an opening Gap Year 101 webinar discussing gap years at large, followed...
Members from the Jewish Family Alliance (JFA) gathered for their monthly Shabbat in Beverly Hills on Friday. JFA hosts events throughout the year to connect students with their Jewish heritage and with...
Community Council organized a food drive for the SOVA Valley chapter of the Jewish Family Service Los Angeles (JFSLA), beginning Jan. 31. SOVA translates to “to eat and be satisfied” from Hebrew, and...
The school hired Ed Wormald as the new upper school Plant Manager on Feb. 9, replacing Dave Mintz ’87. Mintz is now the Director of Campus Operations, and Jim De Matté, who previously served as Chief...
The school hosted the Harvard-Westlake Challenge, its first robotics tournament, with 55 Southern California teams competing in two divisions Feb. 5 and 6. Middle school and upper school teams won each...
