The school hosted author Steph Cha ’03 on Dec. 13 to Ahmanson Lecture Hall, where she delivered a talk about her 2019 novel, “Your House Will Pay.” The book was inspired by real-world events...

Released nearly a decade after the original takes were made, Knight’s documentary serves as an eye-opening time capsule perspective into the life of a high schooler at the school in 2014, providing a...

There is a certain hush in the classroom. The hands on every desk tremble, and the mind of every student races with a mix of fantasies and fears. It is the first day of school, and the teacher at the front...

Over the last century, Americans have largely faced a binary choice in politics: Democrat or Republican. The choice is not just a product of modern politics; the Electoral College has long necessitated...

Paralympic athletes visiting the school play against each other in a game of wheelchair basketball in Taper Gymnasium.

Several members of the senior class are casting their ballots for the 2024 presidential election taking place Nov. 5. They must decide whether to cast their ballots for Former President Donald Trump or...