It is Aug. 23, 2023. Donning jean shorts, tank tops and gleaming white Nikes, packs of middle school students shuffle into their first period classrooms for the second day of school. In her ninth-grade...

Sporting short skirts, pompoms and ponytails, Kate Israel ’26 and her friend race through the upper school campus to Feldman-Horn. It is the school’s annual Homecoming, and the excitement is palpable...

The administration banned student access to the Flag Court Cafe, communicated in an email sent from Dean of Students Jordan Church to the Class of 2028 on April 16.  The decision aimed to correct incidents...

It is the week of Chandler School’s sixth-grade retreat to Big Bear. In front of the lodge dining hall, Parker Plurad ’27 and his friend are playing a game of catch before breakfast. When the friend...

The school’s theater company presented its winter musical, ‘Mean Girls,’ in Rugby Theater, performing in four shows on Feb. 12-14. ‘Mean Girls,’ follows Cady Heron, a 16-year old girl who...

The varsity girls soccer game at Marymount High School was postponed after Marymount received a threat to their campus, went into lockdown and evacuated on Jan. 29. The game was originally scheduled for...

Teenage girls from around the country flock to Oceanside, California for the start of a weekend-long soccer tournament. It is the day after Thanksgiving, and by 2:00 p.m., the 2025 San Diego Surf College...

After declining for almost two decades, the United States birth rate sank to an all-time low in 2024 with less than 1.6 children being born per woman, according to CBS News. Generation Z, people born between...

As the 1968-1969 school year comes to a close, the students of Harvard School for Boys descend on their campus off Coldwater Canyon. It is time for the school’s annual Harvard Day festivities, complete...

The school hosted a Cinema Sundays screening of “Fortunate Sons,” a documentary following the Harvard School for Boys class of 1974, in Ahmanson Lecture Hall on Sept. 21. After the screening, the audience...

The Upper School community evacuated to Ted Slavin Field after the fire alarm rang throughout campus Sept. 15. Smoke detectors in Feldman Horn 204 activated the school-wide incident after Math Teacher...

As a cool breeze displaced the warm summer air, Quinn Harris ’27 and his crew savored a lazy afternoon at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). With the brick-inlaid path of the college campus...

MIxD leaders Jonah Greenfeld '27, Haley Ryan '27, Micah Parr '25 and Emma Tseng '26 hold a discussion following the documentary screening.

Dr. Elliot Abemayor presents about his childhood experiences during the Suez Crisis.

Gian Ngo-Willis '26 and Visual Arts Teacher Whitney Lasker host a fundraiser to support the recovery from the Palisades and Eaton fires.

Louis Corper Fogelman, a Holocaust survivor, spoke to the sophomore class about his experience during World War II in Rugby Hall on April 22. Sarah Anschell ’26 and Sophia Wicyzk ’26 who intern at...

Community Council hosted the Unified Games for athletes from The Help Group on Ted Slavin Field April 28. Along with the school’s soccer, football and basketball teams, students volunteered to lead the...

The History Department partnered with Armenian Club to host Taner Akçam, a Turkish historian who studies the Armenian Genocide, in Ahmanson Lecture Hall on April 11. The lecture was planned in advance...

Jewish Club hosted Liz Hirsh Naftali, an activist who worked with the Trump administration, the Biden administration and members of Congress to free hostages kidnapped during Hamas’ Oct. 7 attacks on...

Jewish Club hosted Miri Gad Messika, a survivor of the Oct. 7 Hamasterror attacks from Kibbutz Be’eri, in Ahmanson Lecture Hall during lunch March 7. Messika recounted her escape from the kibbutz with...

Bear Boxes Club is holding a book drive from March 4-7 to support Children of the Night, a non-profit organization that works to aid children who are sexually exploited. The club, whose broad mission is...

In a Valentines' Day themed Coffehouse event, Prefect Council featured student musicians and comedians in its second open-mic and standup event this year on Feb. 24 in Chalmers East. The event included...

The Spanish V class hosted speakers to accompany their unit about art and identity on Jan. 22 and Jan. 24. Former Symphony Director Mark Hilt, who retired last year, presented a musical arrangement...

Community Council collaborated with Prefect Council to sell Diddy Reese ice cream sandwiches during lunch from Jan. 30-31 to support the Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation (LAFD) Wildlife Emergency...

The National English Honors Society (NEHS) is holding a book drive through Dec. 20 to support The Book Truck. The Book Truck is a nonprofit organization that provides books to teens from underserved communities...

Daisy Pritzker ’25 is researching the impact of diet culture on American society for her Senior Independent Study. In the past, Pritzker  has worked with the National Association of Anorexia Nervosa...

Students write letters to the children of The Help Group.

Charlotte Korchak from StandWithUs discussed Jewish history in light of the Israel-Hamas war during a Jewish Club event in Chalmers East on Nov. 1. StandWithUs, an international organization, aims to combat...

Empower hosted a phonathon during lunch on Oct. 29, calling Arizona voters and encouraging them to cast their ballots for Vice President Kamala Harris in the presidential election on Nov. 5. Members...

The school’s entrepreneurship club HW Venture hosted three women involved in the production of “Show Her the Money” for a panel following a screening of the movie in Ahmanson Lecture Hall on Sept....

The bookstore was entirely refurbished over the summer. New additions include a new carpet, slat walls and a reconfiguration of the registers with the supplies also being reorganized.