Harvard-Westlake strives to be an inclusive community, but at what point does inclusiveness compromise the pursuit of excellence?
Rejection is an unavoidable aspect of life. Harvard-Westlake is a college...
School counselor and humanities teacher Luba Bek announced the Peer Support trainees for the 2016-2017 school year in an email on Friday.
The 26 sophomores were chosen from an application pool of 68 students....
My ears rang. My body shook. My feet gave in to the vibration of the wooden stands. Sweat gathered on the bridge of my nose as I caught a glimpse of the lively court, just barely able to see above the...
Eitan Sneider ’17 held a book drive on campus for Access Books Feb. 1-5.
Access Books is an organization that focuses on providing books to students at inner-city elementary schools.
The book drive collected...
Angel Hoyang '18 can still see the 2014 performance of “Tarantella” clearly today.
The satin pointe shoes tapped like falling rain against the stage, at first like a rainstorm, then petering out into...
Sophomores attended the optional "Business of Studenting" seminars Oct. 20 to Oct. 23 to learn about stress reduction and productivity at the upper-school.
Interdisciplinary Studies and Independent Research...
Brandon Lim ’16 released a new app called HW Lost and Found on Sept. 24 to create an efficient way for students to report lost items and have them returned.
"I came up with the idea last year when I...
Former teacher Ariana Kelly will return to the English department this fall after one year away from school.
Kelly departed from the school following the 2014 school year in order to complete her debut...