Variations on the phrase "Bros and Hoes," seem to inspire the theme of every private high school party I hear of: "CEOs and Office Hoes," "Dinosaurs and Sluts,"  "Football Bros and Cheerleading Hoes,"...

Courtney* Caitie Benell ’13 has finished her college process and is overjoyed with the results. "I visited Williams on Sunday [Sept. 30]," Benell said. "I will apply early decision and they will support...

Thanks to Ethan Madison’s ’15 initiative, Harvard-Westlake has adopted Google Drive as a media platform and created accounts for all students and faculty. Students do not sign into their drives directly...

Waiting alone in a local Starbucks, Andrew Meepos ’13 sips a coffee as he waits to meet a complete stranger. Strewn across the table in front of him are concert tickets that he has sold over the internet....

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Hang Yang ’14 spoke in Shanghai at the July international conference for the World Leading Schools Association. A native Mandarin speaker, Yang was talking to Head of Upper School Audrius Barzdukas,...

Having endured freezing winters his entire life, Upper School Dean Christopher Jones is looking forward to a California winter. "You get to a point where that cold really gets in your bones and you kind...

By Rachel Schwartz An art exhibition at the Santa Monica Airport gallery called "Breaking in Two: Provocative Visions of Motherhood" features a dyptich that includes images of upper school Visual Arts...

By Rachel Schwartz Twelve Beijing teenagers were surprised by the sense of freedom and teamwork they observed in the classes they audited during their visit to the Upper School on Feb. 1. The High School...

By Rachel Schwartz What appears to be textured wallpaper in MiniMudd library is really a puzzle of cardboard egg cartons plastered on the walls to soundproof the temporary space. Maintenance imported...

By Rachel Schwartz This year, almost twice as many girls as boys ran for Junior Prefect. This was not a surprise to me, as this gap in numbers has occurred every year since seventh grade. Yet once again,...

By Rachel Schwartz Students will have a chance to learn search and rescue, triage, disaster readiness and emergency planning skills that could help them in emergency situations at Community Emergency...