The Harker Programming Club held its annual Girls Programing League to encourage young women to explore the fields of computer science, technology and artificial intelligence.
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2026 HOF ceremony inducts two athletes, beloved teacher and coach
Gautam Krishnamurthi ’11, Sylvia Carle ’06 and U.S. history teacher and basketball coach John Near (1953-2009) honored for their immense contributions to Harker’s athletics programs.
Grade 7 taekwondo practitioner earns silver at world championship
Seventh grader Jaden Choi traveled to South Korea to participate in the 2026 World Taekwondo Poomsae Championships.
Student performs at Poland piano festival
In August, ninth grader Nathan Zhang performed at the International Piano Festival in Busko-Zdrój, Poland.
Thousands attend Harker Day for food, fun, entertainment and Eagle pride
More than 3,000 people from the Harker community arrived at the upper school campus on Saturday for this year’s Harker Day.
Long-running wind ensemble opens Harker Concert Series
Hundreds headed to the Patil Theater on Friday night for the opening event of the 2026-27 Harker Concert Series featuring the Dorian Wind Quintet.
Harker dancers take third place in popular dance competition
Junior Kayvion Cruz and Demitri Ajlouny ’26 performed as members of the hip-hop dance group Syndikidz at an International Dance League (IDL) competition in Los Angeles.
Students peruse more than 100 student organizations at US Club Fair
On Tuesday, representatives from more than 100 student organizations attracted upper school students to the annual Club Fair.
Senior takes violin grand prize in ENKOR competition
Over the summer, senior Aaron Ma received the grand prize in the ENKOR International Music Competition in the violin category.
84 seniors named Nat’l Merit semifinalists in new school record
Harker has broken its record for National Merit semifinalists for the third consecutive year.
Junior takes second place in history essay contest
Senior Shreyas Karnam was awarded second place in the 2026 David McCullough Essay Prize contest in the Research category.
Senior earns prize for performance on physics exam
In July, senior Sylvia Chen was awarded with the Citadel and Citadel Securities Certificate of Excellence for her performance on the American Association of Physics Teachers (AAPT) USA Physics Olympiad Exam.
