Chinese teacher Bin He visited the U.S. Congress to participate in the Language Advocacy Day event hosted by the Joint National Committee for Languages (JNCL) on Oct. 16. The event invited 100 language...
The school enacted new academic policies and mental health initiatives intended to support students following the deaths of Jordan Park '25 and Jonah Anschell '23 in March and April, respectively.
On...
Forbes magazine selected six alumni for its annual 30 Under 30 North America list announced Nov. 29.
The six chosen alumni are Lukas Czinger ’12 in the Manufacturing Industry category, Vivien Mao...
Jacob Soboroff ’01, a correspondent for National Broadcasting Company (NBC) News and Microsoft National Broadcasting Company (MSNBC), honored former Performing Arts Teacher Ted Walch’s career on NBC's...
The school received a record $49.2 million during the 2021-22 school year in donations, despite the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Annual Giving, the school's organized effort to raise funds...
By Grant Park
Daniel Gutierrez will join the school administration as Director of Teaching and Learning on July 1, 2022. The Director of Teaching and Learning is a new position intended to improve students’...
Advanced Dance I: Choreography students performed in an immersive dance showcase in the outdoor hallway between Mudd Library and Seaver during the school's Multicultural Fair on May 5.
Director of Dance...
The Environmental Club hosted a Plant Power Food Truck on Friday to conclude a series of on-campus events including a clothing drive, a used battery drop off and plant sale throughout the week in honor...
The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards announced the 2021-2022 regional competition winners Jan. 28. With 17 honorees in the writing category and 35 honorees in the art category, 52 total students from...
HW Venture hosted a resume creation workshop led by alumna and resume expert Evan Keare ’18 on Wednesday. The workshop provided students with strategies to write and strengthen resumes by focusing on...
The ongoing surge of the omicron COVID-19 variant has led to increased infection rates in Los Angeles County, with over 2 million cases tallied in total, as of Jan. 14. Although Studio City’s daily case...
Prefect Council hosted a Holiday Coffee House to celebrate the winter season after school Dec. 13.
A ten year long tradition, Coffee House provides an opportunity for students and faculty to perform...
Matthew Bell is joining the school to fill the role of Upper School Counselor Brittany Bronson, who is taking maternity leave beginning Nov. 14.
Bell is currently pursuing his doctorate at The Chicago...
Community Council organized a Thanksgiving food drive for North Hollywood Interfaith Food Pantry beginning Nov. 9. The council set a goal of 4,000 donations by Nov. 18 and offered students service hours...
Members of Harvard-Westlake Jewish Families Alliance (HWJFA) gathered to celebrate their Fall Teen Shabbat dinner in Beverly Hills on Friday. Founded in 2020, HWJFA aims to provide Jewish families in the...
Members of the Auto and Motorsports Club displayed cars and socialized at their first car meet of the year and attended a Formula One watch party on Oct. 22. Formula One, also known as F1, is the international...
Olivia Chuba ’12 joined Cinema Sundays on Sunday, featuring Alfred Hitchcock’s "Rear Windows," with a closer look at the film’s costume designer Edith Head and her work on the film.
Cinema Sunday...
The school announced a new requirement for all upper school students to complete 10 hours of CPR/AED and first aid training before graduation in an email sent to students and parents Sept. 14.
Dean...
As students and faculty gathered for the ninth annual all-school convocation on the Ted Slavin Field, Head Prefects Jade Stanford ’22 and Quincey Dern ’22 emphasized the importance of living in the...
