On any given Monday morning, Chalmers 307 is buzzing.
The room is packed with more than 30 students and faculty members, eager to debate and discuss race-related issues. The noise level climbs as friends...
A Harvard-Westlake team participated in the Lung Force Walk in Studio City on Sunday in order to raise funds for the American Lung Association. The organization aims to spread awareness of lung cancer...
Harvard-Westlake vocal students will perform a pop cover song set at the annual Sherman Oaks Street Fair for the second year Oct. 16.
Students, parents and faculty members will also run a Harvard-Westlake...
Max Robertson: Japan
By Sabrina de Brito
Walking through a five-story designer clothing store in Tokyo, Max Robertson ‘17 said he was surprised to find some of the clothes in glass cases, as if the...
Students in the Art of Dance I and Art of Dance II classes performed in their end-of-year choreography showcase April 19 in the Chalmers Dance Studio.
Ten dancers collaborated under the direction of Erica...
Nearly 300 alumni, students and parents attended the President’s Spotlight Dinner to hear inspirational speeches from distinguished alumni, guests and current seniors in support of Harvard-Westlake’s...
Five qualified Harvard-Westlake debaters will be attending the 45th Annual Tournament of Champions in Kentucky April 30-May 2.
"All of our success this season, and even at our postseason championship tournaments,...
Students from the greater Los Angeles area took part in team-building group exercises March 12 at the third annual "Unconvention," a student-led leadership conference at the Upper School where the co-founder...
Debaters enjoyed success at their last regular-season tournament, the USC Damus Spring Trojan Championships Sunday.
At the tournament, Evan Engel ’17 made it to octafinals and Connor Engel ’17 advanced...
Documentary filmmaker Martha Wheelock will be filming Advanced Dance I students this week to include in her latest film, a biopic on the life and influence of women’s suffragist Inez Milholland in the...
The upper school debate team hosted a public debate on Martin Luther King Jr. Day Jan. 18 in Rugby Auditorium.
Members of Team USA, the national debate team, argued about whether or not identity politics...
When Kat Calvert ’15 was accepted to UCLA, she was at first a little hesitant about the prospect of attending a college less than 25 minutes from her house.
Both of her parents went to the school, and...
The upper school debate team will host a public debate with Team USA on Martin Luther King Jr. Day Jan. 18.
During the debate, participants will debate "identity, protest and the future of the struggle...
The Harvard-Westlake International Public Policy Forum Debate Team was selected from teams across the world to compete in the 15th annual International Public Policy Forum. The team members are captain...
Cameron Cohen ’16 won first place overall at the Greenhill Fall Classic in Dallas Sept. 19-21 a week after he and Nick Steele ’16 closed out the Loyola Invitational as co-champions.
This was the first...
101usa.com named Harvard-Westlake the Best High School in California on Thursday in a ranking of the top 14 institutes in the state.
The article reads: "Each [school] has unique elements, highly-qualified...
Liz Yount '17 was named to the 2015-2016 USA Debate team on Tuesday and is looking forward to the upcoming season, she said.
Nine high school students from across the country made the team after enduring...
Alumni are involved in the revival of the five-time Tony award winning musical “Assassins," which opened on Aug. 21 to positive critical reviews. The show runs to Sept. 27 at The Pico Playhouse in Los...
Alumni living in the Los Angeles area supported the Wolverines against rival Loyola Cubs at the football game last Friday after a dinner and a reception in the Feldman Horn gallery as part of the "Friday...
Past and present Chronicle staff members gathered outside of Weiler Hall June 8 to celebrate the retirement of Communications Department Head Kathy Neumeyer.
“It is not an understatement to say that...
The Los Angeles Service Academy is accepting applications for students to participate in the 2015-2016 season.
History teachers Francine Werner and Katherine Holmes-Chuba encouraged sophomores to take...
“Standby 120 ... 120, then house lights and sound.” When stage manager Victoria Keating ’16 gives the cue, lights and sound shift, and the play ends.
The winter play "As You Like It" was Keating’s...
More than 100 recently-graduated alumni gathered in the Feldman-Horn courtyard on Jan. 7 at the annual Young Alum event and stayed to support Wolverine teams in sports events. This party had one of the...
Broadway dancer Ari Loeb ’97 taught an excerpt of finale choreography from the musical "Spiderman: Turn Off the Dark" to advanced classes on Oct. 1 and held an open Q&A after school in which he offered...
The ban on food in the Upper School’s library has been lifted, and students are now allowed to eat indoors.
With this change, Head Librarian Shannon Acedo hopes there will be no need for students to...
Sacha Lin ’16 spent eight weeks improving her musical abilities through one-on-one violin classes and orchestra performances at the Aspen Music Festival and School in Aspen, Colorado this summer.
The...
