Upper school Communications Department Head and Chronicle adviser Melissa Wantz is leaving her position after one year.
Former journalist and adviser to The Occidental Weekly at Occidental College Jim...
The Chronicle received the highest publication awards from two national scholastic press associations in March and April.
The National Scholastic Press Association named the Chronicle website an Online...
Members of the Chronicle staff spoke at the Jewish Scholastic Press Association’s conference Feb. 25.
Staff members presented journalism techniques to Jewish high school journalism students from across...
Melissa Wantz will make the commute from Ventura County to Harvard-Westlake each day to lead the upper school communications department, serve as the Chronicle and Big Red adviser and teach journalism...
Every year we hear that journalism is a dying profession. Even though our traditional 32-page print paper has set the standard for high school journalists across the country, the time has come to accept...
Everyone told me that junior year would suck — and I believed it. From having English and history essays due on the same day to simply not having enough time to sleep, I, like many others, focused on...
The 2014-2015 Chronicle is a finalist for best high school newspaper in California in the Better Newspaper Contest sponsored by the California Newspaper Publishers Association the CNPA announced Friday....
The 2014-2015 Chronicle print edition and website are finalists for best high school newspaper in California in the Better Newspaper Contest sponsored by the California Newspaper Publishers Association,...
Chronicle online was one of 30 finalists selected Thursday for the 2014-2015 National Scholastic Press Association Online Pacemaker competition.
The finalists were selected by three anonymous judges from...
Los Angeles Times reporter Kurt Streeter stressed the importance of patience and sensitivity in cultivating the trust of sources when he spoke to journalism students Nov. 13.
“Part of [being a journalist]...
Two stories from last year’s Chronicle are finalists for the 2014 National Scholastic Press Association Story of the Year award.
The Story of the Year award is given to one story in each of five categories:...
When the administration recently rewrote the mission statement to make it more accessible for the student body, they recognized that while content always comes first, the manner in which it is communicated...
