At every restaurant, dinners are split into two. The clank of dishes on tables sets off a dichotomy between those who want to publicize the moment and those who want to savor it. Half of restaurant-goers...
Debate captain Indu Pandey ’18 won the second speaker award in the National Greenhill Fall Classic, adding to the team’s successful season.
Seven students from the team attended the competition in...
After six months of meetings, the administration will present a set of 15 athletics principles as a standard for the athletic department’s expectations and to address contemporary issues.
The Athletics...
The Asian Students in Action club set up tables with Asian snacks, clothing and instruments for Asian Culture Day on Friday during fourth and fifth periods.
The club held the day to celebrate May, which...
At the school’s second Moving Forward meeting, President Rick Commons announced that Associate Director of Admission Janine Jones will be immediately taking the position of Interim Directory of Diversity,...
Ten students will travel to Georgetown University for a Northern American Invitational Model United Nations Conference Feb. 16-19.
For the conference in Washington D.C., the students wrote position papers...
David Chernin ’03 and John Chernin ’02 created the TV show "The Mick," which first aired Jan. 1. "The Mick" is about a woman, Mickey, who is left with the guardianship of her niece Sabrina and her...
Inspired by her heritage and travels to Iran, Nicole Bahar ’18 will host a bake sale Jan. 23 to raise money for an elementary school in the Middle Eastern country.
During winter break, Bahar traveled...
The Chronicle won seventh place Best of Show in the "Newspaper Broadsheet" category and sixth place Best of Show in the "Publication Website Small School" category at the Journalism Education Association/National...
Generation of Change, an organization focused on social and environmental issues started by Eitan Sneider ’17, has recently expanded to include two schools in New Jersey.
The organization is also working...
Upper school symphony students who are members of Soma, which aids the disabled through music, previewed their upcoming "Melody of Compassion" performance for the Korean American Parent Association’s...
The World Language Department distributed this year’s issue of “Babel” at the National Language Honors Society Assembly May 17.
“Babel” featured poems, stories, recipes, drawings and photos...
Prefect Council and Community Council will combine Community Service Week and the screening of March Madness March 14-18.
A community service fair during break will take place on the quad Monday. Representatives...
Sophomores and juniors browsed the Academic Fair in Taper Gym Wednesday during activities period instead of a First and Third Assembly to get a glimpse of classes available for them to take next school...
Social Committee members began selling Valentine’s Day grams on Tuesday, and sales will continue through Thursday on the quad from fifth to eighth period.
Each $1 gram will be delivered to lockers on...
Students and faculty travelled to Bethune Middle School and Math Science Magnet to carry out community service on Nov. 22.
The Harvard-Westlake Parents’ Association, as well as students and faculty members,...
Los Angeles Deputy District Attorney Beth Silverman and wrongfully imprisoned former inmate Obie Anthony spoke to Criminal Law and Advocacy students in the Kutler Center on Sep. 22 and Sep. 24, respectively.
Silverman,...
