An update to the laptop program will allow students to take and use the borrowed devices outside of the library and to their classes due to the One-to-One program necessitating the use of laptops for every...
The Computer Service department changed its name to Information Technology.
"Mostly because Computer Services for many years now has not really been accurate as we work with a lot more [aspects of] technology...
Parents, alumni, faculty and staff donated a record of $7.7 million to Annual Giving last year, the most for an independent day school in the country, according to Head of External Relations Ed Hu.
Faculty...
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...
Two trailers outside Rugby Hall were removed during the summer because of "a desire to return green space to the general community," Vice President John Amato said.
Teachers and students used the trailers...
The new Wang Hall is open at the Middle School after a year of renovations.
Wang Hall, previously Reynolds Hall, has a new eighth grade lounge. In years before the renovation, eighth grade students spent...
Elizabeth Anne Rao ’16 published her book "Code!" on July 11 using the online publishing site Outskirt Press.
Her book is about a group of people who receive superpowers from a mysterious man, claiming...
Led by two nationally- ranked juniors, the debate team consistently earned top results this year as tournaments increased in difficulty throughout the season.
Cameron Cohen ’16 and Nick Steele ’16...
Gabriel Jenkinson ‘16 was one of the top five competitors in this year’s game of Assassin until his killer snuck past his friends, who were acting as bodyguards, and "shot" him in the back.
Although...
In the finale of television show "Mad Men," created by Matt Weiner ‘83, Evan Arnold ’88 played Leonard, who made actor Jon Hamm’s Don Draper cry during a seminar at a retreat.
The AMC series first...
English teacher Sasha Watson will be moving to Massachusetts to be closer to her family. She has been at Harvard-Westlake for four years.
Watson gave birth to a son last summer, and she has set her priorities...
Computer Science teacher Jason Fieldman ’98 is leaving after two years of teaching to resume his previous career as a professional programmer for startups.
Fieldman has taught Design and Data Structures...
