Solomon Souza, famous in Israel for Machane Yehudah murals, returns to school, painting an Oct. 7 commemoration artwork By Sasha Mittman, 9th Grade February 6, 2025 Painted doves fly out of vibrant flames of red and purple in a new mural commemorating Oct. 7 on the second floor landing of Shalhevet. Internationally-famous...
Larger than life, portraits in undulating colors now brighten hallways By Olivia Fishman, Arts and Culture Editor November 19, 2022 When students walked into Shalhevet last August, they didn’t expect to be greeted with vibrant, oversized but lifelike, graffiti-sprayed...
Art exhibit opens window on life before, during and after Holocaust By Joshua Gamson, Community Editor October 31, 2022 It looked like a regular Shalhevet art show, with some paintings displayed on easels in the front of the Beit Midrash, while...
Born in quarantine jam sessions, Shalhevet band plans second performance on Purim By Keren Tizabi, 9th grade March 14, 2022 When Dean of Students Rabbi Ari Schwarzberg asked whether they could perform at the school Chanukah party, members of the school’s...
Same breath that carries the music now quiets the choir By Keira Beller, Staff Writer December 23, 2020 Nothing is the same for the Shalhevet Choirhawks, who are now completely barred from singing together, unable to have even just...
Another first for Covid school: Art kits for everyone who’s taking art By Elliot Serure, 10th Grade September 25, 2020 When school started on Aug. 26, Shalhevet’s art students grabbed brand-new plastic mesh packages they’d picked up from...
In annual spring One-Acts, pandemic reshapes the platform — and some of the plots By Bayley Sandler, Staff Writer May 28, 2020 When the Shalhevet Drama’s spring production was almost in tech week -- its final week of rehearsals before the live show --...
Crossover event brings art fans to concert and music fans to student art show By Jolie Wineburgh, Arts and Culture Editor February 25, 2020 The familiar smell of latkes swirled through the air as guests were welcomed into an evening of collaboration between Shalhevet’s...
Murder mystery ‘The Real Inspector Hound’ uses satire to show the real value of theater By Yishai Thau, Staff Writer January 2, 2020 In a good thriller mystery, you expect to hear gasps at the climax of the story. That one moment of pure surprise is so revered...
Concert breaks new ground for Choirhawks with music written or arranged by students By Jacob Joseph Lefkowitz Brooks, Community Editor January 14, 2019 Among the 15 songs performed by the Choirhawks at their annual Chanukah concert last month were two that represented milestones...
‘Radium Girls’ playwright meets Shalhevet actors via Skype By Abby Blumofe, Arts and Culture Editor November 12, 2018 “Plays aren’t written,” said the woman on the TV screen in the Wildfire Theater Oct. 18. “They are crafted.” The...
