It’s funny how important seconds are. In one second something can happen that will change your life forever. That’s what happened to me, in one second I heard the pop, the next I was on the turf clutching...

Chemistry and Physics teacher Ms. Amy Sirkis announced to two of her classes this afternoon that she would not be returning to Shalhevet next year but will return to Pilgrim School in Koreatown, where...

Despite a two-hour-late start, the annual blood drive collected a record 42 pints from 47 student and teacher volunteers in the gym April 4. Some people were unable to donate because the equipment truck...

Partying has a bad rap. Google “partying statistics” and you will find a plethora of sobering statistics and stories about underage binge-drinking and drug abuse. What you won’t find is data about...

A Shabbat eve mistake by students and staff led to a girl’s saying Kiddush on last fall’s Princeton Model Congress trip, causing the administration to clarify how their highly lauded Lahav Talmud...

The start of a new MLB season has brought excitement to Los Angeles as the Dodgers gear up for another crack at the World Series. This year is a big one for the Dodgers, who are saying goodbye to legendary...

Sitting or standing around a conference table with cellphones pressed to their ears like brokers at a stock exchange, a dozen students called everyone they knew Jan. 28 in hopes of raising $100,000 in...

“They say wait … Brutality. They say wait … Oppressed. They said wait … Unsolved. No more wait.” Combining words drawn from articles, essays and poems by writers from Martin Luther King to Ta...

On April 6, Shalhevet stepped it up a notch with their security. To replace former Director of Security Manny Fernandez, the school hired a company with experience in some of the most dangerous places...

Have you ever worn a sweatshirt with Hebrew writing on it, or wrestled with whether to wear your kippah outside of school? Here’s what happened when Amr Eissa, a sophomore at St. Francis High School...