By Andrew Lee he economic downturn and company layoffs at major financial firms around the country mean added pressure for business students looking for jobs after they graduate. Seven alumni who initially...

By Andrew Lee Four seniors are trying to design the most energy-efficient car in the world. They aim to create an alternative energy solution that will beat out all other gas-saving competitors, including...

By Matthew Lee The National Scholastic Press Association selected The Chronicle as a finalist for the National Newspaper Pacemaker competition and gave VOX photographer Griffy Simon ’11 a third...

By Andrew Lee Although they never played in the high school orchestra or in jazz bands, their love of another genre of music led a handful of alumna to professionally pursue the executive side of music...

By Andrew Lee and Cody Schott The sun beats down on Zanuck Swim Stadium. Swimmers go about their business, doing laps and sharing laughs in the relentless heat. Water polo players launch shot after shot....

By Katherine Hong Last year’s Chronicle and Vox Populi won local and national awards. Chronicle received a 4000 out of 4000 perfect score in the National Scholastic Press Association critique and...

By Andrew Lee The raging California wildfires forced faculty and students to evacuate their homes, complicated commutes to school and interfered with athletic events two weeks ago.  The school, government...

By Katherine HongLast year’s Chronicle and Vox Populi won local and national awards. Chronicle received a 4000 out of 4000 perfect score in the National Scholastic Press Association critique and was...

By Andrew Lee Kay Carlson, middle school math teacher, was presented the third annual Carolyn and Marion Hays Award last Wednesday at the first faculty staff meeting. The award was endowed by the family...