To aid those affected by the Palisades and Eaton fires and to raise awareness of the fires and the effect it has had on the Los Angeles community, Hackley’s Service Leadership for Social Impact class...

A few times a year, some of the Upper School’s most talented musicians have the opportunity to perform for their peers in an informal environment. Unlike other musical recitals and concerts, Coffeehouse...

This February, the Pollinator Club will be hosting its second annual honey-spinning event in the Grille Room, where students can bring their friends to spin and taste honey. The event will also feature...

Pulitzer Prize-winning historian David Blight has been fixated on every detail of Frederick Douglass’ life, none more than his prose. As one of the most well-versed scholars in American history,...

Only a couple of steps from Saperstein Arch and Hackley’s “Enter here to be and find a friend” motto, students bundled up and braved the cold to celebrate the unveiling of teachers Anne Budlong...

"If you don’t know it, don’t eat it,” said Hackley alum and professional forager Sarah Ellen Lucas ‘01. For many years, upper school science teacher Katherine Hannon has been teaching the Food...

After much anticipation, Hackley’s new Center for the Creative Arts and Technology has finally opened, and students have begun attending classes in the building except the Black Box Theatre and Diller...

Excitement and eagerness filled the hallways as Director of Upper School Andy King made an announcement that everyone had been waiting for. “Late this afternoon, I learned that we have permission to...

Candles burned bright, and beautiful music filled the dining hall to celebrate the weekly day of rest within the Jewish community. Hackley families, students, and faculty members gathered in the Upper...

Bret Lowry ‘93 and Trevor Hill ‘93 were regular Hackley students just like us. They competed against our rivals in sports competitions, spent hours writing English papers, and created meaningful connections...

The Johnson Center kitchen buzzed with energy as students, teachers, and staff eagerly lined up for arroz con frijoles, plátanos, pernil, and flan. The song “Danza Kuduro” played in the background,...

Halloween arrived in full force on the Hilltop. Speakers blared with Halloween music while students and faculty, dressed in festive costumes, swarmed Akin Common, creating a plethora of witches, cats,...