The Harvard-Westlake Chronicle

Anti-Asian hate crimes fuel outrage

Quincey Dern and Caitlin Muñoz • March 25, 2021

Six Asian American women were killed during multiple shootings in Atlanta on March 16. The attack occurred between three different Asian-owned spas, and eight people suffered from fatal bullet wounds....

To see some real results

Ellis Becker • March 21, 2018

On March 14, I stood up at 10 a.m. and walked out of my Business of Life class. I made my way to the field, where I stood with fellow members of my community to honor those lost in a similar one. While...

Activism from the heart

Saba Nia • March 21, 2018

I had never seen them so quiet. There was something haunting about the way the children clutched their poster boards and stared straight ahead. They were like the statues of the Founding Fathers we had...

Taking a stand against gun violence with action

Ellis Becker • February 15, 2017

It seems like in our society, the American flag sails at half-mast more often that it does not. The flag is only positioned like this in times of crisis, or more often in our case, to honor the victims...