By Shayna Freisleben One year after Princeton, Harvard and the University of Virginia abandoned early response, Harvard-Westlake’s early acceptance rate has dropped slightly from 2007...

By Ariane Lange Carl Wilson, a former art teacher who started the Harvard art program in 1970, died this morning of cancer. He was 68. Wilson was hospitalized in late December and subsequently returned...

By Michael Kaplan A former student charged with premeditated attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon will be arraigned Friday at Los Angeles Superior Court Van Nuys after posting bail of $1...

By Sophie Mancall-Bitel This year, for the first time, life at 3700 Coldwater Canyon was supposed to be guided by one unifying theme: the hard right vs. the easy wrong. The theme was the brainchild of...

By Derek Schlom The Chinese Parents’ Club will host a celebration of the Chinese New Year at the home of Hendra and Astrid Anwar (Garreth ’08) Feb. 25. The entire faculty, all students studying...

By Lauren Rose The Harvard-Westlake Parents’ Association 2007 Gala will honor President of School Thomas C. Hudnut’s 20 years of service to the school community at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on...

President Thomas C. Hudnut, Head of School Jeanne Huybrechts and students gathered in St. Saviour’s chapel Sunday night for a traditional carol service with teachers and families. Chaplain Father...

By Adam Gold Harvard College’s decision to eliminate its early admission option next year, recently echoed by Princeton University and the University of Virginia, may hurt Harvard-Westlake’s...

By Adam Sieff and Esther Zuckerman The Edinburgh project that sent hundreds of students to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Scotland to perform before public audiences during the summer has been “permanently...

By Nikila Sri-Kumar Chloe Searcy ’07, who moved to Los Angeles from North Carolina in 2004, is the second member of her family to be a candidate for the Morehead Scholarship awarded by the...