In 1975, Cambodia faced a genocide that killed more than 20 percent of its population. Headed by Pol Pot, the Khmer regime murdered, brutalized and dehumanized its own people. Schools were turned into...
A group of students accompanied by two teachers spent two weeks interning in China this summer at the Shanghai office of the Parthenon Group and the Lieuhe office for the Venture Capital Company.
Jed Kronenberg...
English teacher Sasha Watson will be moving to Massachusetts to be closer to her family. She has been at Harvard-Westlake for four years.
Watson gave birth to a son last summer, and she has set her priorities...
The Environmental Club received approval to create the first student-planted garden on campus and cleaned up a site around the Los Angeles River Jan. 31.
The garden project was put in motion when the club...
Sabrina Zaks ’15 committed to Columbia University. She will participate in their Division I rowing program.
Zaks has rowed for the Marina Aquatic Center for the past three years and will row for them...
Juniors and sophomores will take the PSAT Oct. 15.
For most sophomores, it will be the first time taking the test.
Juniors will have a chance at achieving National Merit Semifinalist status, which is...
