The worst thing I’ve ever done was become a fan. Yung Lean encourages us to become fans while Kanye tells us to fall in love with the music rather than the artist. Archy Marshall says do whatever. But...

Head of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Janine Jones smiles with award recipient Clara Berg '25.

Beneath the stairs, perched on a bench outside Chalmers, Nate Arnold ’25 escapes the heat of a spring day with his guitar. Letting a few warm chords drift into the afternoon air, he uses thes natural...

The Career Fair was hosted in the Feldman-Horn Gallery April 22. Throughout the fair, recruiting sessions and product demos were available and students had the opportunity to inquire about possible jobs...

A student talks with Counselor Tina McGraw in her office. The renovations in Seaver, set to completed by winter 2026, will feature a new wellness suite offering mental health resources.

Armenian Club invited former Prime Minister and President of Armenia Armen Sarkissian to speak to students about his life and ideas in Ahmanson Lecture Hall on May 27. The talk centered around his recent...

Students purchased baked goods to support the education of women in Iran.

Christian Club Leader Andrew Suh ’26 presents during a club meeting to educate students on the importance of Lent.

The Model United Nations Club won the Award of Distinction at the National High School Model United Nations (NHSMUN) Conference. The team travelled to New York to compete in the competition from March...

LA Works invited numerous organizations to come together and work to support the community.

Global Affairs Club attended a speaker event with former ambassador to Ukraine Dr. Fiona Hill at the Skirball Cultural Center on Feb. 27. Participants spoke to students from different schools and met members...

The annual game “Tap Out” — where students are tasked with eliminating other participants by tapping them on the back until there is one winner — began on Feb. 3. As of Feb. 7, there are 12 people...

The school canceled all in-person classes on both campuses following wildfires in affected areas of Los Angeles, the administration said in an email Tuesday evening. Whether or not in-person classes will...

Construction has begun on Coldwater Canyon Avenue between Beverly Drive  and Monte Cielo Drive as of Dec. 9, and will continue until November  2025. The roads being blocked span from Beverly Drive to...

World Languages Teacher Bin He was elected as the President of the Chinese Language Teacher's Association of Southern California (CLTA-SC) Nov. 19. CLTA-SC is a non-profit organization that helps connect...

Charlotte Korchak, an educator and representative from StandWithUs, spoke to attendees of an educational event hosted by Jewish Club on Nov. 1.

Harvard-Westlake Model United Nations (HWMUN) participated in BruinMUN on the UCLA campus from Nov. 9-10, winning multiple awards. Alex Rho ’25 and Rex Grube ’25 won Best Delegate, and Liv Kriger ’25...

The Harvard-Westlake Student Alumni Association (HWSAA) and Asian Students in Action (ASiA) invited Dr. OiYan Poon to speak about her newly published book, “Asian American is Not a Color,” in Ahmanson...

Former Mayoral Candidate Rick Caruso speaks to the school’s Global Affairs Club and other attendees about holding elected officials accountable for improving Los Angeles, while highlighting the importance...

South Asian Student Alliance (SASA) organized a celebration for Diwali on the quad on Oct. 28. At the event, students painted diyas and drew henna, and samosas and beverages were brought as refreshments. Diwali...

Following the Oct. 7 attacks, Jewish Club has hosted multiple events to remember the victims killed on Oct. 7 and over the course of Israel-Hamas war, as well as the hostages still in captivity. They organized...

The HW Together in Hope Team attended the Alive Together Walk to honor the memory of the three students lost and to raise money for the Didi Hirsch Mental Health Foundation. The walk took place on the...

Prefect Council hosted the Activities Fair on Ted Slavin Field on Sept. 24. Students were able to sign up for a multitude of student-run clubs, including affinity groups, outreach, STEM, arts and hobby...

The jazz program hosted their first lunch concert of the year in Chalmers 104 on Sept. 20, inviting multiple musicians to perform in front of students. The musicians performing were saxophonist Ralph Moore,...

The upper school administration recently reaffirmed their commitment to enforcing a phone policy, which was introduced in the spring of last school year. The policy states phone caddies will be enforced...