Whitney Enenstein '24 released her debut EP "trust issues" on all music streaming platforms Sept. 28. The album was published after the music video for the leading single 'hopeless romantic' was posted...
While they may not be the films recognized by the Academy Awards, some of the most remembered and cherished movies we’ve grown up with are comedies. Each decade has a raunchy high school comedy that...
Eight years, nine months and 13 days after the original release of the pop album “1989,” Taylor Swift’s global fanbase is buzzing with excitement. To many, these seemingly random numbers may appear...
Katelyn Kim, Assistant A&E Editor
• September 2, 2023
The second season of “The Summer I Turned Pretty” takes a significant turn and dives into a more mature and somber narrative that captures the delights, sufferings and changes of summer. The show's...
Olivia Rodrigo released “Bad Idea Right?" as a pre-release to her upcoming album, “GUTS,” on Aug. 11. The track rose to the No. 3 spot on Spotify the day it was released and gaining over eight million...
Olivia So, Layout Assistant and Staff Writer
• September 1, 2023
The Harvard-Westlake Theatre Company will be producing "Much Ado About Nothing" this fall, pivoting from its previous decision to produce "Everybody." After announcing the change in an email Aug. 4, Performing...
Sarah Parmet ’25 stared at the curtains as she waited backstage, listening to audience members clapping at the previous performance. Her heart pounding, Parmet prepared to sing with her choir in the...
Ella Yadegar, Assistant Features Editor
• May 25, 2023
The Visual Arts department hosted a photography exhibit featuring selected works by Photography I and II students in Feldman Horn Gallery May 12. Students invited family and friends to view projects they...
MeJo Liao, Layout Assistant and Staff Writer
• May 25, 2023
Photography Editor Raisa Effress ’23, Presentations Managing Editor Fallon Dern ’23 and Alejandro Lombard ’23 were chosen as 2023 U.S. Presidential Scholars in the Arts, selected by the White House...
Sara Segil, Layout Assistant and Staff Writer
• May 25, 2023
Students in the Upper School Choir and Orchestra programs performed at Carnegie Hall in New York City on March 28. They traveled as a group, visiting
Bel Canto member Maya Ray '25 said the trip was...
Driving through deserts and barren plains, Nikki Dadlani ’25 said she could feel the minutes ticking as she neared the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California, to attend Coachella. She said she could not...
Edie Cohen ’24 said she felt her heart flutter as she sat in the Million Dollar Theater, awaiting the screening of the 16 student films about to be showcased at Westflix. Cohen stared at the screen,...
