When I walked into Room 11, I was invited in by a big poster that read “Welcome to The Math Center” in bold blue letters. Then someone kindly asked, “Do you need any help?”
This October, the...
The Alumni Courtyard buzzes with the chatter of hungry sophomores as they shuffle papers and line up for delivered pizza. This is the inaugural HAP, a lunchtime discussion series and a signature wing of...
Social media was abuzz with TikTok and YouTube videos of Black kids reacting to the teaser trailer for the upcoming live-action The Little Mermaid movie. In the trailer, the camera pans across a dark grotto...
Combine a need to pass time during quarantine with an affinity for satirical news. What do you get? A new Westridge favorite: the online spoof newspaper known as Thursday Detention.
The current writers,...
Westridge Upper School held its first in-person Tiger Week from March 21 to 24. Tiger Week is a week of experiential, workshop-based learning opportunities created last year as an alternative for Interim...
With the school year coming to an end, here are some things students have planned for summer!
Eliza L. ’25
“I’m not doing too much this summer, but I am volunteering at the South Pasadena...
This year, Westridge announced five seniors as National Merit Scholarship Finalists. The National Merit Scholarship Program is an academic competition that attracts around 1.5 million students per year....
In the late morning of Saturday, March 12, as many as one hundred people, ranging from Westridge alumnae a couple of years into college to those who graduated sixty-six years ago, walked together out of...
The stage darkens as the sound of rustling paper and applause echoes through the theater. The audience murmurings die down and the first actor walks onto the stage accompanied by a spotlight. And with...
Climate Corner is a column that features Westridge students’ environmental and sustainability activism both on and off-campus.
Through running Loop Club at Westridge and serving as the seventh-grade...
