The Harvard-Westlake Chronicle

Ami Vitale shares her message and story, inspiring awareness around wildlife conservation.

Ami Vitale, a world renowned and highly regarded National Geographic photographer, spoke on both the middle and high school Harvard-Westlake campuses on April 28th and April 29th 2026, respectively.

Beckham Williams ’28, Reporter
April 30, 2026

Ami Vitale, a world renowned and highly regarded National Geographic photographer, spoke on both the middle and high school Harvard-Westlake campuses on April 28th and April 29th 2026, respectively. Her...

The Annenberg Wildlife Bridge: A reminder, a connection, a path forward.

With the evolving city of Los Angeles, apartment structures and buildings are constantly being constructed throughout all parts of the city, replacing the natural habitat for animals with a concrete jungle.

Lucas Lee ’28, Reporter
April 24, 2026

Since 2002, more than 30 mountain lions have been struck and killed on the freeway. With the evolving city of Los Angeles, apartment structures and buildings are constantly being constructed throughout...

Bat found and removed from Rugby Hall

Davis Marks and Tate Sheehy
November 18, 2021

Students discovered a live bat on the ceiling of the Rugby Hall lobby during morning break Wednesday, drawing crowds of students and faculty. Ellie Whang ’24 said she saw the bat after walking down...