The Harvard-Westlake Chronicle

The Annenberg Wildlife Bridge: A reminder, a connection, a path forward.

With the evolving city of Los Angeles, apartment structures and buildings are constantly being constructed throughout all parts of the city, replacing the natural habitat for animals with a concrete jungle.

Lucas Lee ’28, Reporter
April 24, 2026

Since 2002, more than 30 mountain lions have been struck and killed on the freeway. With the evolving city of Los Angeles, apartment structures and buildings are constantly being constructed throughout...

Neighbors protest construction

Zoe Dutton
November 19, 2014

"NOT IN MY BACKYARD!!!" is a recurring phrase in a list of 70 comments on a recent Los Angeles Times article. The story is about the school’s proposed construction of a three-story parking garage and...

Geological survey begins on land for garage

Carly Berger
September 29, 2014

Geotechnical engineers began conducting new borings on Harvard-Westlake’s property on the west side of Coldwater Canyon Monday. The school has been working to complete its environmental review to build...

US Back-to-School moves to Sept. 22

Sarah Novicoff
September 5, 2012

Upper School Back-to-School Day was moved to Sept. 22 due to the second installment of "Carmageddon" 405 freeway closures between the 10 and 101 freeways. The 405 will be closed on Sept. 29 and 30 in order...

Wheelock organizes tree protests

May 24, 2011

By Jordan Freisleben The Jacaranda tree in the Rugby garden adjacent to the drama lab was cut down on May 7 in order to accommodate a temporary structure for silent study, Head of Campus Operations JD...