By Jolie Wineburgh, Staff Writer
The broken glass and graffiti have been cleared away, but according to Americans in Paris reached by the Boiling Point,...
By Lucy Fried, Co-Editor-in-Chief
After four years of fluctuating temperatures that have left students and faculty alternately sweating or reaching for a ...
By Alex Rubel, Sports Editor
They had already won the Glouberman title in November. They had already made a historic CIF run in February.
And then, for...
For the fourth year in a row, the Shalhevet Firehawks have advanced to the Red Sarachek Tournament Tier I championship game, which will be played tomo...
Although she sleeps just five hours the night before a math test -- less than her normal of seven hours -- studying late into the night makes junior Ni...
For the first time since 2011, Shalhevet took home prizes from Yeshiva University's annual Model United Nations debate tournament (YUNMUN), held February...
As I have started high school the fear of the future has overcome me, introducing a type of peer pressure I did not expect: the very popular idea of cheating.
In...
Standing in the Shalhevet gym, freshman Danielle Finn attempted to tame the butterflies in her stomach Jan. 13 while an audience of women from throughout...
Every morning, I make the long drive over the hill from the Valley and my mind drifts with daydreams. Last week on Feb. 14, my mind drifted to Parkland.
Teenagers...
On a typical Shabbat morning in a typical synagogue in Los Angeles, dozens of small children are chatting and giggling, playing with toys and drinking app...
