Jason Segel ’98 answered questions from students, parents and alumni at Cinema Sunday following a screening in Ahmanson Lecture Hall of his most recent film, "The End of the Tour."
"[The movie] was really...
At Virginia Tech, graffiti was written on the walls of a bathroom that read “I will be here 11/11/2015 to kill all muslims [sic].” At American University, threatening posters were hung with one that...
Alone in his room, Justin* ’16 sat at his computer, typing furiously on his keyboard, when his mom walked in to check up on him.
“How are you doing?” she asked. “Do you want some water? Do you...
A new pilot program will be added to the Righteous Conversations Project focusing on World War II-era music, folk song traditions and 21st century composing.
Participants in the Righteous Conversations...
Amelia Miller ’15 was named valedictorian at an annual ceremony Monday inducting 57 seniors in the top 20 percent of the class into the national Cum Laude Society.
Miller will deliver the valedictory...
Danielle Stolz ’15 received a Silver Medal in the 2015 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards for her watercolor titled "I’ll Take It To Go."
The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards are presented by the...
Snapchat users at the Upper School can now add a geofilter to their photos, consisting of a cartoon image of the campus and "Harvard-Westlake" written across the bottom.
Pictures sent through the popular...
All sophomore and junior applicants to Harvard-Westlake who have interviewed so far have participated in a shadow day offered by the Office of Admission from the beginning of November to the end of February.
Upper...
Seven members of the Ethics Bowl Club will attend the inaugural Southern California High School Ethics Bowl Dec. 6 at the University of Southern California.
The students will be accompanied by English...
Films made by students who visited Rwanda last year screened in Ahmanson Lecture Hall on Oct. 29.
The 14 students who made these documentaries spent 10 days in Africa interviewing the Rwandan people and...
When Clara McCarthy ’15 arrived at her locker on the morning of Sept. 20, she noticed that her lock was missing. She had left it hanging on the loop unlocked, and as she checked for other missing items,...
Preparations for the Digital Storytelling Adventure: Cuba trip led by Visual Arts Department Head Cheri Gaulke began with an information session held on Sept. 18.
The session, attended by both prospective...
Films made by students who visited Rwanda last year will screen in Ahmanson Lecture Hall on Oct. 29.
The 14 students who made these documentaries spent 10 days in Africa interviewing the Rwandan people...
Security at home games will be tightened after members of a visiting sports team were caught on videotape stealing cameras from unlocked lockers last week, Head of Security James Crawford said Wednesday.
Crawford...
Information about an eight-day documentary film-making trip to Cuba during semester break will be presented Sept. 18 at 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. The trip is open to 20 students. Officially titled "Digital Storytelling...
Finding her inner peace
Ahimsa, non-violence. Santosha, contentment. Asteya, non-stealing.
These are just three of the eight virtues in yoga that Trishta Dordi ’15 used to shape her life during the...
