Jonathan Berman '17 and Arjun Mahajan '16 presented their project “Innovation in Autism” at the White House Science Fair today in Washington, D.C. They designed a motion-detecting bracelet that senses...

The Harvard-Westlake Parents’ Association will host its annual senior luncheons May 10 to celebrate students’ completion of their high school careers. Senior boys and their fathers will attend an event...

Mothers always say never to get in a stranger’s car, but that’s exactly what many students are doing. According to a Chronicle poll of 508 students, 63 percent of upper school students have used Uber...

With a final flourish, Alexandria Florent ’15 surveys her masterpiece. The strokes are precise, the shading even. Yet unlike most other works of art, Florent’s canvas is an iPhone and her chosen medium...

The Parents' Association will hold its annual blood drive April 25 in Chalmers in association with the American Red Cross. Students who wish to donate blood must provide a school ID, and those age 16...

A panel of experts spoke on issues surrounding rape, sexual assault and sexual abuse during break today in Ahmanson. The panel was organized by Trishta Dordi '15 as part of a series of events leading...

Student publication expert Ron Johnson spoke to Chronicle staff April 14 about news coverage and design technique in Weiler Hall. "He was really great," Jacob Goodman '15 said. "He brought an objective...

The Harvard-Westlake Parents’ Association Party Book fundraising website experienced a security breach, compromising parents’ credit card information, President Rick Commons notified parents and faculty...

Bel Canto and Chamber Singers will perform in the Southern California Vocal Association festival at the Upper School tomorrow evening in Rugby. “It’s a great concert,” Choral Director Rodger Guerrero...

The Harvard-Westlake Parents' Association Party Book fundraising website experienced a security breach last week, compromising bidders’ credit card information, President Rick Commons notified parents...

The Society for Science and the Public named Divya Siddarth ’14 and Megha Srivastava ’14 as semifinalists in the Intel Science Talent search, one of the most prestigious pre-college science competitions...