No three words strike more fear into the heart of Chronicle staffers than “Digital Managing Editor.” When the two of us walk into the room, the juniors and sophomores cower.
OK, so that isn’t exactly...
Harvard-Westlake partnered with Bright Star Schools to launch the HW Bridge Partnership, bringing 27 seventh graders from charter schools to the Middle School twice a week to participate in enrichment...
The International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons, whose team includes Daniel Högsta ’05, won the Nobel Peace Prize on Oct. 6 for their work with the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons.
The...
Adam Black has stepped down from his role as boys' and girls' volleyball Program Head to become the head coach of the women's indoor and sand volleyball programs at Moorpark College.
Black has been at...
After a first round victory, the Wolverines were unable to fend off Calabasas on Thursday at home, with their 3-1 loss marking the end of their season.
While the squad won the first set of the CIF Division...
The boys' volleyball team defeated El Dorado 3-1 in the first round of the playoffs May 10, advancing to the second round.
Coming off of a quick 3-0 victory against St. Francis on Senior Night, the team...
Following a successful regular season which included a win of the Duke and Bailey’s Cup and a semifinal finish at the National Debate Coaches Association tournament, the debate team is gearing up for...
Although the boys’ volleyball record may not indicate it, the squad has gotten off to a strong start this season.
As of publication, the squad holds a league record of 3-4, and an overall record of...
Following a 3-1 loss to Alemany March 23, the boys' volleyball emerged with a 3-0 win over Chaminade the next day.
The victory, which occurred on Colin Shannon's '17 birthday, snapped the Wolverines'...
The boys' volleyball team fell in its league match at local rival Notre Dame yesterday.
Coming off of a 3-1 win against Crespi last Thursday and the Dos Pueblos tournament this weekend at UCSB, the team...
The boys' volleyball team lost its first home match of the season, falling to Loyola 3-0 on March 9.
Following Tuesday’s come from behind victory, the Wolverines were unable to win a game in the match,...
The boys' volleyball team defeated St. Francis HS 3-2 March 7 in a come from behind victory, emerging victorious in its first league match of the year.
After losing the first game 25-21 and the second...
The debate team continued its success, notching strong performances at the Barkley Forum in Atlanta, Golden Desert tournament and the Harvard-Westlake round robin, while also hosting a national debate...
The boys' soccer team defeated Chaminade 1-0 on Feb. 9, securing a CIF-SS D1 playoff spot and third place in the Mission League.
The game's only goal was scored in the 12th minute by Alec Katz '19 off...
The boys’ soccer team defeated Alemany 3-0 in their second-to-last league game of the year, bringing them one win closer to a playoff spot.
Coming off of a 4-0 loss to Notre Dame on Feb. 2, the Wolverines...
The boys’ soccer team defeated Crespi 1-0 in the two teams’ second league meeting of the season.
After losing their first league meeting to Crespi 3-0, the Wolverines were able to hold Crespi scoreless...
The boys’ soccer team defeated Alemany HS 5-0, the first league win of the season.
Charlie Mendes ’19 had his second clean sheet in a row and his fifth in the six league games.
The squad scored...
The boys’ soccer team entered the season with a first-year head coach and facing a gauntlet of winter break tournaments. Over a ten-day stretch, the players participated in eight games, from which the...
After losing in the first round of the Los Angeles Field Hockey Association playoffs in the 2015 season, the squad rebounded to advance to the semifinals this season.
After beating the then-reigning champions,...
Following its 6-0 defeat of Glendora, the field hockey team’s strong play has led them to an overall record of 11-1-3 and a league record of 5-0, as the players set their sight on the playoffs.
The squad...
In its first league game of the regular season, the field hockey team defeated Bonita High School, last year’s field hockey league champion, 1-0 in overtime at home earlier this afternoon.
Rachel Brown...
Varsity field hockey will be dependent on both their veterans and new players to lead the team to success after finishing last season with a 7-9-1 overall record.
After a few consecutive successful seasons,...
When and how did you start playing softball? How long have you been playing for?
I started playing softball when I was eight years old. At first, I was kind of forced into playing since I had an older...
The Chronicle released its new iPhone app this week.
Clinton Grusd ’95, who founded the technology company Wermz, offered to develop the app.
Wermz is a technology platform that develops news apps...
Upper school Communications Department Head and Chronicle adviser Melissa Wantz is leaving her position after one year.
Former journalist and adviser to The Occidental Weekly at Occidental College Jim...
How did you start running? How long have you been
running? What distances?
I started on the track team in seventh grade, but I didn’t do cross country until eighth grade and didn’t really begin to...
(MANCHESTER, NH)-- The gym reeked of sweat, but Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders spent an hour on stage Feb. 9 going through the usual rhetoric.
He talked about getting rid of Super...
When and how did you start playing soccer?
I’ve been playing since I was five. I started at American Youth Soccer Organization (AYSO) and then played club after a couple years, since I wanted to get...
His heart was beating out of his chest and sweat was dripping from his forehead. Justyn Chang ’18 had never been more nervous. He considered running out of the small, damp room, but running out of the...
Former science teacher David Hinden will return to run the school’s Institute for Scholastic Sports Science and Medicine.
Head of Athletics Terry Barnum and Head of Upper School Audrius Barzdukas founded...
Author and former Vietnamese refugee Le Ly Hayslip spoke to students Monday about her challenging upbringing and how it has shaped who she is as a person.
The San Diego resident, whose life was inspiration...
