The actor who is best known for playing Theo in “The Cosby Show,” Malcolm-Jamal Warner, will host the second Jazz Poetry Night on Feb. 27, where students will perform poetry and music.
Warner has...
Chamber Singers bonded over their annual retreat at Camp Wrightwood in the San Gabriel Mountains Sept. 27-28, rehearsing songs and participating in group activities such as a scrabble tournament.
The...
A new, faster Wi-Fi system was implemented over the summer, which Director of Computer Services Dave Ruben said will allow wireless projecting and printing.
The project involved replacing all of the approximately...
Stepping onto the grounds where 1.2 million Jewish people died, Zach Getelman ’13, Deborah Malamud ’13, Adam Gross ’13 and Laurel Wayne ’13 visited Auschwitz-Birkenau as part of the two-week March...
When we are children, on Valentine’s Day we give cards to every child in our class, even though some are clearly infected with cooties. We are taunted by students that think writing out a full sentence...
Student publications scored a winning sweep in the Best of Show competitions Saturday Nov. 17 at the National Scholastic Press Association/Journalism Education Association fall convention in San Antonio.
Chronicle...
Ben Platt ’11 will star in the upcoming Chicago production of "The Book of Mormon," playing the role of missionary Elder Arnold Cunningham. The musical is scheduled to premiere Dec. 11 at the Bank of...
A week before first grade, I stood in the hallway of my pediatrician’s office reading off the eye chart. The large letters presented no problems, but as the letters decreased in size, so did my ability...
Colin Lynch ’14 spends many hours in his garage, cutting down large pieces of foam which will eventually be turned into surfboards.
“The process of making surfboards takes a lot of time and is not...
The Country Gentlefolk Club, reestablished this year, will bring nature walks to Harvard-Westlake.
For those who love the outdoors or just want to relax, the Country Gentlefolk Club is planning a hike...
The Harvard Westlake Outreach Performance Club, started by Tigist Menkir ’14, will put on plays for the Children’s Hospital and a nursing home this year.
HWOP (prounounced "hope"), currently plans...
Maddie Lear ’13 and Mariel Brunman ’13 started the Happiness Club to brighten students’ days through fun and unique events.
"Our purpose is to do random, awesome things that make people around campus...
I have been trying to go to China since I was 7 years old.
I was the kid who spent his recesses desperately scraping at the ground hoping to one day see a dragon or Mulan popping out of the sand.
Now,...
By David Gisser
Flying over waves on a blue lake on a breezy summer day may seem difficult to imagine, but to sailors this is a very familiar experience.
Sarah Shelby ’13 discovered sailing...
By David Gisser
The Symphony Orchestra, Concert Strings and Wind Ensemble, as well as Chamber Singers and the Wolverine Chorus, will compete in the Heritage Festival Competition at Disneyland...
By David Gisser
Four graduates from the class of 2005 were inducted into the Wolverine Hall of Fame at a ceremony during halftime of the Homecoming football game against El Camino Real.
Head of Athletics...
Upper school art teacher Marianne Hall and Vox Populi adviser Jennifer Bladen received the Marion Hays award and the Kogan Family Award at the faculty opening meeting last week.
Bladen was recognized...
