Nine students win national medals in Art & Writing Awards, including first middle schooler
Nine Harker students won national medals in this year’s Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, one of which is the first Harker middle schooler to…
Upper School
Upper school teachers explore ways to keep students moving
Many upper school teachers are incorporating a variety of methods to manage the amount of screen time their students are having each day due to…
Winter all-league teams announced
It was an historic winter season for the Eagles and it showed in the announcement of the WBAL all-league teams. Boys Basketball The boys…
Classes and hangouts move online as school adapts to closure
The ongoing school closure, which began last week as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, has dramatically changed the day-to-day lives of Harker students…
COVID-19 postpones spring season
Last week, the COVID-19 virus not only sent all students home from school, but also from all extracurricular activities including sports. As of now,…
Student documentary wins grand prize in C-SPAN StudentCam contest
“Cmd-Delete,” a short documentary created by juniors Jason Lin, Sara Yen and Amar Karoshi, was today named the grand prize winner of C-SPAN’s 2020 StudentCam contest.
Boys soccer ends historic season; all spring teams in action
The boys soccer team’s season ended on Saturday after an historic postseason run.
Harker team wins poster award at young physicists tournament
Last month, seniors Finn Frankis and Sahil Gosain, juniors Arya Maheshwari and Saloni Shah, sophomore Sasvath Ramachandran and freshman Tiffany Chang competed at the…
Boys soccer wins CCS title as spring season takes off
The boys soccer team made Harker history as they earned the first CCS title in program history over the weekend.
Nanoseed to hold second benefit concert for students and entrepreneurs in rural China
Nanoseed, a student-run organization that offers low-interest loans and grants to students and entrepreneurs in rural China, will hold its second benefit concert at the Rothschild Performing Arts Center on Fri., March 13 at 7 p.m. All proceeds will be put toward loans and student scholarships.
