On Friday, Dr. Abeer Alwan will visit the Middle School to speak to Susannah Gordon’s Integrated Science II class about sound engineering, with an emphasis on hearing. Alwan, who is the mother of Nial...

Fundamentals of Music class, formerly known as Basic Music Theory, will be brought back next year by Performing Arts Teacher Mark Hilt to prepare students for AP Music Theory. Basic Music Theory will cover...

Community Council raised over $800 during the inaugural Community Service Week, beginning with a Community Service Club Fair on Dec. 3 and ending on Dec. 7 by packing sacked lunches for homeless people...

Five seniors signed National Letters of Intent on Nov. 14. Wednesday marked the first day of the early signing period that goes from Nov. 14 to Nov. 21 during which athletes can sign Letters of Intent,...

Leaning back in his throne-like chair with his legs crossed upon his desk, Jonathan Getzoff ’14 holds his chin in what he calls the "James Cameron position" and gazes into his Mac computer monitor, judging...

Visual arts teacher Kevin O’Malley’s first novel, “The Difference in the Game,” was published on iTunes as an iBook on Oct. 25. The book outlines the life of a teenager who faces difficulties as...

Five public service announcements created during a Harvard-Westlake summer film program will be screened at the Righteous Conversations Project assembly in Ahmanson Hall on Nov. 15. Robert Beiser, founder...

Jessica Koosed Etting ’98 released parts one and two of her interactive novel, “Georgetown Academy” last week with digital publisher Coliloquy. The e-book can be read from the perspectives of the...

Four debaters have qualified for the Tournament of Champions, more than any other school in the country, according to Head Coach Mike Bietz To qualify, a debater must earn two bids by reaching certain...

Michael Gromis ’13 embedded a set of massaging motors in a soft pad, attaching the entire piece to a simple Jansport backpack. Putting the hybrid on his back, he activated the motors. The ‘ssage Pack...

Her name appears in students’ inboxes at least once a week, but many have yet to meet Lynn Miller, the new receptionist who, among other things, sends out the daily bulletin. Miller has replaced Mitzi...