The Gay-Straight Alliance representatives changed the club’s name to Gender Sexuality Awareness during their first meeting this year.
Since the terms gay and straight only encompass two types of people,...
Jesse Liu ’14 arrives 15 minutes early to his orchestra rehearsal at The Colburn School, warming up on his French horn and practicing sections of Dvorak’s New World Symphony.
This was Liu’s routine...
Oliver Goodman-Waters ’14 represented California at a national conference from July 19 to July 26 in Washington D.C. and met President Barack Obama. Goodman-Waters was selected for the honor when he...
The first thing Bea DyBuncio ’13 noticed as she took in her surroundings at her former art teacher John Luebtow’s home was the abundance of original artwork.
DyBuncio was one of the students in the...
Several films created by students from and outside of Harvard-Westlake as part of the summer film program and during the school year will be screened at three different film festivals. These festivals...
Several films created by students from and outside of Harvard-Westlake as part of the summer film program and during the school year will be screened at three different film festivals. These festivals...
Eight films created by students from and outside of Harvard-Westlake have been selected as finalists for the third annual Los Angeles Student Media Festival. The winners will be announced at a ceremony...
Students browsed courses for next year and spoke with teachers as part of the Academic Fair this past Monday during activities period.
Tables were set up on the quad for 60 classes.
Teachers were allowed...
Anti-war activist and author Fred Branfman will speak to students about his research on Laos on Feb. 25 in Ahmanson Hall during activities period.
Branfman played his role in U.S. history by informing...
To add some color to the blank wall outside the English classrooms, the Visual Arts Department installed nine banners of artwork created by last year’s Senior Art Award recipients on the wall outside...
The Advanced Topics in Computer Science class visited the headquarters of the business incubator Launchpad LA Dec. 5.
The field-trip was part of an ongoing effort by Theo Davis ’13 to explore the other...
Visual arts teacher Kevin O’Malley’s first novel, “The Difference in the Game,” was published on iTunes as an iBook on Oct. 25.
The book outlines the life of a teenager who faces difficulties as...
