It is spring at the Upper School, and Barron Linnekens ’26 has just handed in a written assignment in his history class. Straying from  his personal opinions, Linnekens said he chose to write from a...

It’s fall at the Upper School, and Aidan Elson ’27 has just finished an at home writing assignment. Just before navigating to the student portal to submit, he runs his work through a Generative Artificial...

The school hosted a student moderated panel in partnership with If You Heard What I Heard, an organization sharing the stories of Holocaust survivors through their descendants , on April 20. The program,...

Historically, fashion has been used as a mode of social and political messaging in some of the country’s most transformational movements. During the homespun movement of the 1760s, colonists boycotted...

Youth Ending Hunger (YEH) held their fourth lunch packaging event of the year on the quad on Feb. 12. YEH leader Talia Hannani ’26 said YEH works directly with nearby organizations. “The purpose...

Over the month of February, Student Leaders for Inclusion Diversity and Equity (SLIDE) have hosted Town Halls. Town Halls serve as an opportunity for students to hold discussions about issues and developments...

Members of the Iranian community and supporters gathered for a protest in front of the federal building in Westwood, Los Angeles (L.A.) on Jan. 11. Opposed to the brutality of the Islamic Regime in Iran,...

 In the United States, 81% of women and 41% of men have experienced some form of sexual assault or harassment in their lifetime, according to the National Sexual Violence Resource Center. In America,...

Starting this year, the school has implemented community time events during the Day 5 morning activity block. The newly developed Community Time Committee is a group of students and faculty formed...

Caroline Cosgrove ’26 began working on her Senior Independent Study centered around the rise and fall of the Yiddish language. Her advisor for this project is English teacher Dr. Sara Cohen. Cosgrove...

Kai Kuklinski ‘26 started his Senior Independent Study titled “Innovation Economics & Impact: Public-Private Pathways to Solve Climate Change and Safeguard Energy Security in the AI Era” alongside...

Extreme heat warnings have been distributed throughout Los Angeles County and California in recent weeks, raising concerns among the student body regarding potential fire hazards. California Governor...

The varsity baseball team played with two Los Angeles Little League teams at Robinson Park on March 1. Following the loss of their home field in the Eaton Fire, Central Altadena Little League was invited...

A Los Angeles-based piano trio performed in the chapel for a lunchtime concert on Feb. 7. The trio — Songa Lee, Charlie Tyler and Louise Thomas — performed Ludwig Beethoven’s famous “Archduke Piano...

Phone use at the Upper School will be fully restricted starting next fall, according to an email sent by the administration Oct 1. Cell phone use will no longer be permitted throughout the school day in...

Prefect Council traveled to Big Bear Lake for their annual retreat Aug. 15-17 after a week of on-campus orientation sessions to prepare them for the school year. Junior Prefect Robby Louie ’26 said...