Rather than rushing to the bleachers on Pickert Field, students rushed to fill the new auditorium Diller Hall in the Center for Creative Arts and Technology (CCAT) on the night of December 10th. As...

Imagine living in a small studio apartment with more than three families and only having one window. This was the life for many immigrant families who came to New York during the 1800’s, hoping to find...

“Cops were heroes to me,” said Fernando Bermudez to a packed crowd of Upper School students, Middle School students, and faculty in the Lindsay Room. That was before he spent over eighteen years...

Intelligence, Mystery, Renewal: these traits summarize what is to come this year in the Chinese calendar, the Year of the Snake. This year in the traditional Chinese calendar is focused on shedding bad...

There wasn’t an open seat in sight during the Boys’ basketball night game versus Poly Prep. The culminating game of Winter Sting brought a rare energy to campus. While the team ultimately fell short,...

The tuxedos were sharp, the iconic Marilyn Monroe red lips were bold, and the classy fitted dresses were styled to perfection. On January 26, the annual Upper School Snowball dance was held in Allen...

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...