By Saj Sri-Kumar Increases in tuition costs at the school over the past two decades have outpaced both inflation and the rate of increase of family incomes. Tuition increases are largely a result of added...

By Megan Kawasaki Effective this year, students caught speeding along the middle lane of Coldwater Canyon Avenue or performing other illegal driving maneuvers in the morning could have their parking privileges...

  By Sammy Roth Tuition is going up to $29,200 next year, a nearly five percent increase from this year’s tuition. The Board of Trustees approved the increase in December after it was recommended...

By Hana Al-Henaid and Michelle Nosratian Located on the side of a small hill across from Seaver is the house where the headmaster of Harvard School used to live. The house has since been converted into...

By Mary-Rose Fissinger All overnight summer athletic trips have been eliminated by the Athletics Department in what Head of Athletics Audrius Barzdukas describes as a "temporary policy adjustment due...

By Lauren Seo Emily Altschul ’09, Kat Arenella ’10 and Brandon Levin ’09 will compete in the final round of the Southern California Vocal Association vocal solo competition on March 14. Thirteen...

By Nicki ResnikoffThe Faculty Academic Committee asked departments to consider a modified break proposal after Head Prefects Brandon Levin ’09 and Tessa Wick ’09 presented their initial proposal...

By Nikki Resnikoff A decision on the proposal for an extra weekly break could be reached by members of the Faculty Academic Committee as soon as next week, FAC Chairman Kent Nealis said. Head Prefects...

Candice NaviStudent enrollment for the coming school year is now available online as opposed to by mail. This option includes making advance tuition payments and viewing welcome-back letters from the...

By Lauren Rose The number of students taking AP Economics nearly doubled this year, increasing from four to six sections, and requiring two new instructors to teach the class. The difference is...