Tali Gurule ’27 is an editor and reporter on the Spectrum. Gurule is passionate about news reporting.
“I love uncovering compelling stories and sharing them with the Harvard-Westlake community,”...
If you’re interested in archery and want to show off your skills at the range, then Archery Club is for you. This club was founded by a national archery player, Ryan Moon, and is sponsored by science...
Harvard-Westlake Venture Club (HW Venture) meets every Wednesday and provides an opportunity for students to learn about entrepreneurship and how to start their own businesses. Students learn how to critically...
The American Asian Culture Club meets every Tuesday in Hazy 230. There are five student leaders, Maggie Koo ’26, Mia Ushiba ’26, Dean Kim ’26, Kayla Graff ’26, and Noah Koo ’27, and three staff...
The Tenth Muse had its first meeting of the year on Thursday, Sept. 22. About 20 people came to the information session, where possible themes were discussed.
The Tenth Muse is a literary art magazine...
Harvard-Westlake’s Jewish Culture & Anti-Semitism Awareness Club (JCAAC) is a place for Harvard-Westlake students, both Jewish and non-Jewish to celebrate Judaism. Through various events such as...
Conspiracy Club had an enormous turnout on its opening day, Friday, Sept. 9. The club is led by Aidan Elson ’27 and Luke Rascoff ’27, avid conspiracy theorists who aim to bring awareness to their many...
Math Club encourages middle school students to come together to solve a variety of challenging math problems. Math teachers Yu-Loung Chang and Gregg Ross are the faculty advisers. Ross meets with the seventh...
Environmental Club strives to make an impact on the community about issues such as the environment and sustainability. Every Wednesday, students gather in Seaver 101 to discuss both local and global environmental...
Walking into Munger 237, one is immediately transported into the world of video games. Video Game Appreciation Club meets every Thursday at break, led by Asher Butan ’27 and faculty sponsor Peter Cha...
The Community Service Club, led by Molly Block ’26 and Emma Tseng ’26, meets every Wednesday during break in Hazy 218 and strives to create convenient ways for students to help the school and the broader...
Led by Ruby Jacobs ’26, Molly Block ’26, Sophie Fribourg ’26 and Raquel Reyes ’27, Girls Club is one of many affinity groups at the middle school. The goal of the affinity group is to help create...
