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Junior mental health alliance leaders Dennett Stibel 25, Rachel Reiff 25, Sunny Lu 25 and Micah Parr 25 pose together.
Student mental health alliance formed
Head Prefect Bari LeBari 24 poses with Head of School Laura Ross for a picture after receiving his senior class ring during the annual Senior Ceremony.
Seniors gather for 90th annual ring ceremony
Ian Mitchell King (center, partially obscured), registered sex offender, joined the Studio City Neighborhood Council on Aug. 16.
Studio City Neighborhood Council members resign
College representatives visit campus
Sophomore advisory established
Ian Mitchell King (center, partially obscured), registered sex offender, joined the Studio City Neighborhood Council on Aug. 16.
Studio City Neighborhood Council members resign
Van Nuys residents express concern over potential Van Nuys Airport expansion
Studio City Ice Cream Shops
RECOGNIZING RIVER PARK’S PARTNERS: The school’s administration hosted an event for River Park’s partners to thank them for their support on Jan. 25. Attendees included the Tatviam Band of Mission Indians, Special Olympics, Angel City Sports and Friends of the LA River.
School holds event to thank community
LAs heavy rain creates mudslides
LA’s heavy rain creates mudslides
A student and generative A.I. chatbot pose as they formulate an academic idea. Illustration by Amelia Chiarelli.
A.I. is a tool for education, not a threat
Social Media in Politics
Social Media in Politics
Equalizing Activities
Editors-in-Chief Ella Yadegar ’24 and Averie Perrin ’24 smile for a photo at the first Chronicle layout of the year.
Letter from the Editors: Prioritizing truthful reporting
High school graduates from diverse backgrounds stand side by side. Illustration by Ava Hakakha.
A socioeconomic lens to reintroduce equitable admissions
A student pushes a recycling bin onto campus.
Policy Against Pollution
Harvard School cadets pose with rifles during the 1923-1924 school year.
War Games: New Marching Orders
A senior, about to graduate, and his younger girlfriend share a milkshake.
Mind the Gap
Buddy the Wolverine sits atop a vault filled with cash.
Venturing to Ventura
Behind the Badge
Behind the Badge
Printed with permission of Skyler Griswold
Molding Creations: Skyler Griswold
Printed with permission of Edie Cohen
Behind the Lens: Edie Cohen
Printed with permission of Manos Vourgourakis
Basslines and Beyond: Manos Vourgourakis
Lights, Camera, Strike
Lights, Camera, Strike
Printed with permission of Andres Alas
Picture Perfect: Andres Alas
BATTLE-TESTED JOURNALISTS: Print Managing and Satire Editors Jade Harris 24 and Davis Marks 24 pose as Editors-in-Chief Averie Perrin 24 and Ella Yadegar 24 in Yadegars signature Madhappy™ sweatshirt.
Letter from the (Satire) Editors: prioritizing untruthful reporting
Chronicle dinner
Chronicle dinner
Official Malibu Chili Cook-Off survival guide
Official Malibu Chili Cook-Off survival guide
HW Media retreat recap
Illustration by Amelia Chiarelli
Oreo no longer safe for vegans
Varsity boys’ basketball small forward Nicholas Khamenia ’25 dunks the ball in a game during his sophomore season.
Junior to attend Gonzaga University’s Kraziness in the Kennel event
Illustration by Eva Park
Fantasy Frenzy
DOUBLE TROUBLE: McKenzie Henry ’27 and Mimi Rhee ’25 discuss strategy in between sets against Westlake High School on Sept. 13.
Girls’ tennis gears up for start of league play
Girls’ golf competes in Arizona
ON THE OFFENSIVE: Attacker Alex Heenan ’24 works a one-man zone with Center Otto Stothart ’25 in a semifinal game against Newport Harbor High School in the annual South Coast Tournament. Following a 12-9 win against Newport, the team lost 14-7 to JSerra Catholic High School in the finals.
Boys’ water polo places second in tournament
Inside HW: Fencing
Mother’s Day Plans
Inside HW: Wrestling
Fiona’s Five: Spring Break
Teachers’ Spring Break
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DOUBLE TROUBLE: McKenzie Henry ’27 and Mimi Rhee ’25 discuss strategy in between sets against Westlake High School on Sept. 13.

Girls’ tennis gears up for start of league play

Eden Conner, Assistant Opinion Editor • September 21, 2023

Last season, the girls’ tennis team went 15-3 overall and 7-1 in the Mission League with a trip to the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) semifinal. They started their 2023-2024 season 2-2 with...

Jade Zoller 22 sets up to hit a high forehand cross court in a match against Notre Dame High School.

Squad builds on early season successes

Justin Goldstein • March 25, 2021

Despite initial postponements due to the coronavirus pandemic, the girls tennis team has started their season off strong, going 2-0 overall. The squad beat Notre Dame 11-7 and Calabasas 14-4 in its...

Captain Katherine Konvitz 20 prepares to return her opponent serve in the 13-5 match win against Marymount on Oct. 24.

Girls’ Tennis advances to CIF Quarterfinals.

Alex Amster • November 9, 2019

Girls’ Tennis defeated Valencia High School 12-6 in the second round of the CIF Southern Section Playoffs today, after beating Brentwood High School 15-3 in the first round of CIF Playoffs on Wednesday.   Currently,...

Kimberly Tan ’22 serves ball to her opponent in a 70-59 Mission League win against Notre Dame High School on Sept. 24. Photo credit: Jaidev Pant/Chronicle.

Young, injury riddled program looks to build momentum and experience

Eugean Choi • October 2, 2019

Despite many early injuries, the girls' tennis team has performed consistently, starting the season with an overall record of 2-3 and league record of 1-1. The girls are slowly improving throughout the season Girls’...

Girls’ tennis squad comes up short in home opener

Ben Tenzer • September 14, 2017

After losing its first match of the season, the girls' tennis team returned home and fell to Palos Verdes, losing 14-4. As it is still early in the season, the squad is largely focusing on fine-tuning...

Girls’ tennis falls in season opener

Ben Tenzer • September 5, 2017

The girls' tennis team lost to Valencia by a score of 7-11 in the first match of the season today. Despite the loss, players say the squad isn't discouraged and will look at this as a learning experience. "I...

Tennis squad looks toward CIF title win

Ben Tenzer • August 31, 2017

SEEING DOUBLE: Former Wolverine Sophia Genender and teammate Jenna Moustafa '17 warm up. As both left the school last season, younger players are eyeing now-open leadership spots on the team.   Despite...

Jennifer Gadalov ’19 prepares to hit the ball to her opponent. The Wolverines lost the game 11-7 to Notre Dame. Credit: Ellis Becker/ Chronicle

Team eyes CIF title despite early issues

Ellis Becker • October 6, 2016

The girls’ tennis team started off its season with a 13-5 win at its first league match Sept. 20 against Immaculate Heart. The team is currently 6-2 overall and 2-1 in league play. “Immaculate Heart...

Amanda Chan ’19 hits a backhand in last season’s 13-5 victory over Notre Dame on Oct. 1

Squad prepares for new season

Elly Choi • September 1, 2016

Though only six players will return to the girls' tennis team, the team hopes to advance into the finals again and this time, go all the way. Last season, the girls' tennis team broke every school record...

Girls’ Tennis wins home opener

Connor Reese • August 31, 2016

The Wolverine Girls' Tennis team swept their first home game of the season. Girls' Tennis sweeps Valencia 11-7 (Varsity) and 16-2 (JV) in home opener at LAVC pic.twitter.com/e6J3nCRz0n — Harvard-Westlake...

Double up: Amanda Chan and Jenna Moustafa return a hit during a match against Notre Dame. Credit: Emily Rahal

Girls’ Tennis falls in CIF State Finals

Connor Reese • November 25, 2015

After a gutting loss to Peninsula in the CIF finals, the girls’ tennis team had no choice but to refocus. By making it to the semifinals, they qualified for the CIF regional tournament, but they fell...

Girls’ Tennis advances to semi-finals of CIF USTA Regional Championships

Connor Reese • November 20, 2015

The Girls' Tennis team built upon their first round success with a quarterfinal win over Northwood High School in the CIF regional tournament journey. The Wolverines handily beat Northwood 5-2 in the...

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