By Molly Menashe, 11th Grade

January 30, 2022

With students and teachers divided on the subject, Shalhevet’s administration so far does not plan on implementing an ethnic studies course, as state public schools will...

By Gabriella Gomperts, Senior Writer

January 10, 2022

When dozens of countries committed to greatly reduce methane leaks by 2030, Science Department Chair Mr. Pavel Lieb was pleased. Methane, Mr. Lieb said, is a particularly...

By Benjamin Gamson, Editor-in-Chief

December 29, 2021

After more than three years with no lockdown drills at Shalhevet, Chief Operating Officer Ms. Sarah Emerson says that school officials are in the midst of planning one for...

By Joshua Gamson, Torah Editor

November 17, 2021

Tomorrow, the Los Angeles City Planning Commission is expected to vote on whether to approve a hotel near the intersection of Pico and Robertson boulevards, which its developer...

By Keira Beller, Features Editor

October 19, 2021

Watching with the rest of America as the Taliban swiftly took over Afghanistan last month were two members of Los Angeles’s Orthodox Jewish community who are currently on...

By Keira Beller, Caroline Kboudi, and Tali Liebenthal

August 23, 2021

On May 10, six rockets were fired into Israel from Hamas in Gaza. Two were intercepted by Israel’s Iron Dome air defense system, two fell inside the Gaza Strip, and two...

By Keira Beller, Staff Writer

May 25, 2021

Around 1:15 a.m. on April 30, Sam Rubanowitz tried to make his way down an overcrowded, slippery exit pathway from the Lag B’Omer celebration at Northern Israel’s...