If you were to ask me who in this world has seen me in my most vulnerable, most hideous and most out of sorts state, I would reluctantly admit that it is anyone who works at the Go Greek on Bedford Drive....

Throughout history, journalism that embraces discomfort has been instrumental in catalyzing societal change. From the 1920s muckrakers advancing social justice by exposing wealth inequality to 1970s reporters...

It is May 29, 2016, and seniors fill the Quad beyond capacity as they prepare to count down their final moments of high school. Music blares from the speakers, and as the clock hits 3 p.m., the Class of...

It is 2022. While most classrooms at the school sit empty at 5:45 p.m. on a Monday evening, Rugby and Chalmers are quickly filled by students splitting into their Peer Support Rooms. Sophomore Nate Arnold...

1,000 candles threw shadows across the walls of the funeral home. The soft glow of a projector displayed a slideshow of my grandfather’s life in photos. Family members exchanged memories of him. As my...

In her pitch-black bedroom at 5 a.m., Sunny Lu ’25 sits crisscross in front of her laptop. Her eyes are glued to the screen as the Harvard University mens water polo team’s game begins. Squinting to...

A boarding call for a red-eye flight to Indonesia blares loudly over the speakers in Terminal 3 of the Los Angeles International Airport as Imogen Ramlie  ’26 takes a seat at her gate. She mentally...

Muffled sounds of music and flashing neon lights spill out of the front door of the house as Liam*, a host of many high school parties, stands with a list of names in one hand and collects cash with the...

It is a Friday night and Siena Griswold ’26 is standing outside her best friend’s  house. She lets herself inside, as she always does, excited to see her friend after months of missed calls and busy...

The school hosted the second blood drive of the year in partnership with University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) Blood and Platelet Center in Chalmers on May 2. The drive was open to the entire school...

The Model United Nations (MUN) team attended the Los Angeles Invitational Model United Nations (LAIMUN) at Mira Costa High School on Dec. 2. Students engaged in special committees and discussed current...

The varsity football team will face St. Genevieve in a league game on Oct. 27 at Los Angeles Valley College at 7:00 p.m. The game will be the squad's last regular game of the season and will determine...

The varsity football team won an away game 14-7 against Mary Star of the Sea High School on Oct. 20. Running Back Samuel Christopher ’24 scored both of the team’s touchdowns during this game, one...

The varsity football team decided to forfeit their game against St. Pius X - St. Matthias Academy due to multiple injuries over the last couple of weeks. The away game was originally scheduled for Oct....

The football team will face St. Anthony High School in a league game at the school’s Homecoming on Oct. 7 at 7:30 p.m. The game will be an opportunity for the Wolverines to improve to 2-0 in their league...

The school has partnered with Alfred Coffee to offer upper school students 15% off all in-person orders at the Ventura Boulevard location. In an email to upper school students, Prefect Council announced...

The varsity football team lost a home game 35-10 against the Northview High School Vikings on Sept. 22. With Northview in the lead 21-3, wide receiver Connor Bunnak ’24 scored a touchdown and Borris...

The Malibu Chili Cook Off: a wondrous celebration of being coastal elites and the opportunity to bump shoulders with Lele Pons and James Charles at our quaint county fair. The whole event is just proof...