5 million women around the U.S. take some form of the birth control pill. Whether it be for contraception, acne prevention or menstrual regulation, "the pill" assists women in having control over their...

Los Angeles residents receive their COVID-19 vaccines at the Glendale Memorial Hospital vaccination site.

    Waking up to a bright, snowy landscape on Presidents’ Day, Allison Park ’21 was baking brownies and playing outside with her cousin when, suddenly, the house went dark. Upon learning that Texas...

Prefect Jason Thompson '22 completes his homework for the day and eats lunch from the cafeteria. He wears the KN95 mask provided to him by the school while sitting near Munger Science Center on March 15.

Billy Johnson ’22, Charlotte Massey ’22 and Shanti Hinkin ’22 pose for a photo together while socializing and eating at table in front of the newly built cafeteria annex.

Waking up to torrential rain pounding at my window and snoozing 30 minutes past my alarm, the finale of my 364-day hiatus from in-person school was off to an inauspicious start. However, as soon as I made...

Members of the Harvard-Westlake Jewish Family Alliance (HWJFA) joined a virtual panel of Pro-Israel college students and listened to their experiences pursuing Jewish activism on campus at 7 pm on March...

Every day, as Chandace Apacanis ’21 walks onto campus or logs onto Zoom, she feels like she must put up a guard to defend herself. As a Black female student attending a predominantly white institution...