Prefect Council began posting anonymous Honor Board case summaries on the Hub on April 18.
The summaries, which will be placed on class pages under the label “Communiques,” are part of an effort to...
Security continues to investigate the recent series of thefts in Chalmers primarily affecting the cheerleading squad.
After a confirmed seven cheerleaders’ valuables were stolen during several practices...
Genie Kilb ’17 had only ever been exposed to the fantastical world of fashion design represented in magazines and videos of runway shows. The summer before junior year, she realized that the fashion...
In a mock election conducted by AP government students, 72.19 percent of 543 Harvard-Westlake students polled voted for Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine, while 14.73 percent of 543 HW students polled voted...
It’s no longer funny to joke about feminism.
Throughout our time at the Upper School, the Class of 2017 has seen a plethora of Facebook wars that have prompted huge controversies on campus for a maximum...
Spencer* ’16 stands outside her classroom waiting to take one of her many tests of the day, knowing she will not do well. The stress of multiple tests always results in the same thing: doing badly on...
Varsity field hockey finished the KSA Tournament in Orlando, Florida with a win, a tie and two losses.
The tournament began Sept. 4 with an 8-1 win over Saint Hubert Catholic School. Mia Reilly ’18...
Nineteen members of the Harvard-Westlake boys' water polo squad, playing as Los Angeles Premier, took second place in the U.S. National Junior Olympics under-18 category, facing four of their former teammates...
Ten student films will receive awards at the Los Angeles Student Film Festival May 30.
Students from several Los Angeles schools created these films during a Harvard-Westlake summer program.
Honored filmmakers...
The Environmental Club planted a native plant garden on campus May 3. The garden includes plants that can grow in the dry California climate and do not require much water.
The project has been underway...
Students will volunteer for a Latin-American Parents’ Association event May 9 to teach elementary and middle school girls to work with electronic textiles, or electronics integrated into clothing.
Participants...
Select film students taped behind-the-scenes footage including interviews with the actors in the Sundance Institute’s film "Tangerine" April 1. The footage was filmed in one 10-hour day by Max Cho ’15,...
The Environmental Club received approval to create the first student-planted garden on campus and cleaned up a site around the Los Angeles River Jan. 31.
The garden project was put in motion when the club...
The stone-cutters literary magazine launched a website before winter break to attract more artwork submissions throughout the year and share updates from the editors.
The literary publication went digital...
Los Angeles Times reporter Kurt Streeter stressed the importance of patience and sensitivity in cultivating the trust of sources when he spoke to journalism students Nov. 13.
“Part of [being a journalist]...
The Environmental Club has teamed up with TreePeople to bring a native plant garden to campus in late January.
The garden will be planted between the back of Taper Gym and the Ted Slavin Field.
Student...
