Local environmental nonprofit TreePeople and American multinational corporation The Boeing Companypartnered with the help of other sponsors to revitalize burned and at-risk forest areas around California...
School administrators received results from the Stanford Survey of Adolescent School Experiences that middle and upper school students took last spring. The results include information ranging from workload...
The boys' lacrosse team finished the season with an 11-8 overall record, five fewer wins than last year, which players attributed to fatigue and intense pressure.
The team lost 14-2 to Loyola in the Mission...
After 39 years teaching photography and video art, Upper School Visual Arts Teacher Kevin O’Malley will leave the school at the end of this year to pursue his career as a screenwriter in Maine.
O’Malley...
Since the school-wide game of Assassin finished my sophomore year, I could not wait to play again. Being a student seems unimaginable without the relief of Assassin at the end of the year. As the days...
The baseball team exited CIF playoffs in the first round May 18 after being the first Mission League team to go undefeated in 17 years.
As the No. 1 seed from the Mission League, the Wolverines were the...
The baseball team remains undefeated in league after completing a three-game sweep of Notre Dame, giving them a league record of 9-0 and an overall record of 17-3.
At the beginning of the season, Notre...
The baseball team beat Chaminade 4-2 in its second game of a series at O’Malley Field on April 11 and defeated the Eagles 11-4 in the first game April 10, giving them a league record of 5-0.
Last year,...
The girls’ water polo team finished second in the CIF-SS Division III playoffs today after advancing to the finals for the first time in school history. They lost 6-5 against Long Beach Woodrow Wilson...
A new storage container is being installed by the track around Ted Slavin Field, which will store cross country and track aerobic cross-training equipment.
When complete, there will be lighting and power...
Ruben Pinuelas, a wrongfully imprisoned ex-inmate, spoke to the Criminal Law and Advocacy classes about his experience being erroneously convicted and how spending 10 years in solitary confinement impacted...
Ryan Stanford ’19 had a secret weapon for the HQ Trivia Christmas round: her grandma. Anticipation built as she and her sisters approached the game’s 12th and final question. Finally, the question...
Boys' soccer and boys' basketball faced off against rival Loyola Jan. 31. Soccer lost 5-0 and basketball defeated the Cubs 65-48. Photos by Ryan Albert/Chronicle and Jackie Greenberg/Chronicle. Click here to see more soccer and basketball pictures.
Girls’ water polo crushed Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy 18-3 during their senior night game today.
The Wolverines immediately took control of the game in the first quarter. The girls gained a solid...
In the dimly lit photography studio, Ari Shooshani ’18 stepped back from the camera to reassess the chaos around her. Her friends stood precariously on stools, dangling red roses over Charlotte...
The girls' water polo team defeated Alemany 25-11 at home in their first league game tonight.
The Wolverines immediately took the lead and dominated the pool. The girls ended the first half leading 12-5...
The girls’ water polo team defeated Claremont 12-11 in their home opener match this afternoon, continuing their strong season.
The team played a heated match against the Wolfpack for their second non-tournament...
The girls’ water polo team began its season with a strong 10-1 record and solid tournament performances.
In December, the team beat five teams to come in first in the Claremont Tournament at Diamond...
The girls’ water polo team won the Claremont Tournament this Dec. 2 as the starting games of their seasons.
The Wolverines defeated Fountain Valley 18-2, Fullerton 14-3, Palos Verdes 13-8 and La Quinta...
Photo II students displayed photos and descriptions of teacher travel grant trips from this summer in Seaver on Oct. 30.
The “Development Grant Project” featured studio portraits of the teachers set...
The girls’ volleyball team is looking forward to state after losing to Corona Del Mar in the CIF-SS Quarter Finals.
The girls made it to the third round of CIF playoffs, an improvement from last year’s...
At the sixth annual Righteous Conversation Project gifting and screening event, students showed seven public service announcements and two Holocaust survivor digital storytelling projects Nov. 8.
Students...
A stolen vehicle suspect died during an officer-involved shooting seven miles from the Upper School around 4 pm yesterday.
Officers from the gang unit of the LAPD Van Nuys Station followed the suspected...
The girls’ volleyball team ended their season in the first round of CIF State Division I with a four-set loss to Liberty High School Nov 15.They finished with an overall record of 20 wins to 10 losses...
The girls' volleyball team lost to Corona Del Mar 1-3 in the CIF Southern Section Quarter Finals on Nov. 4.
The Wolverines started the first game fighting for the lead before gaining momentum with the...
The girls' varsity volleyball team defeated Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy in three sets tonight at home.
The team gained and held the lead until Flintridge gained momentum near the end of the set before...
The cross country team started its season racing at Seaside Invitational on Sept. 8th.
Top finishes include Natalia Quintero '21 placing first in the freshman girls race at 18:17 and Andrew Shibuya '19...
The girls' volleyball team defeated Notre Dame 3-0 at home tonight.
The Wolverines gained momentum with point scoring blocks and hits after trailing close behind for the majority of the first game. The...
While some students were stressing over an internship or college prep over the summer, Blythe Berk ’19 was sitting around a campfire at the edge of a lake, making s’mores with her camp friends.
“I...
The girls’ varsity volleyball team placed second in the Molten Classic tournament after losing the championship game to Lakewood last night.
The Wolverines won the first set 25-20 and played close second...
More than 300 students played in the 5th annual assassin game with a newly created app. As of press time, only 45 players remain.
Moderated by James Kanoff ’17 and Justin Rose ’17, the game started...
Speakers discussing gender and sexuality discussion on campus have visited the school in an effort to bring greater awareness to gender-identity issues. This comes after recordings of a number of students...
The school hosted a Red Cross Blood Drive in Chalmers Lounge on Friday.
Students, parents and faculty were able to participate in the blood drive, which was run by American Red Cross staff.
Blood Drive...
Faculty introduced the school’s specifically adapted page on the emergency information app, Crisis Manager, on April 19 during an all-school assembly.
Science Teacher Wendy Van Norden and Upper School...
Film festivals selected student films created during programs at Harvard-Westlake.
Film festivals across the country will show selected student films during over the past year at multiple events in upcoming...
