Robotics competitors enjoy successful season despite cancellations
Despite a season cut short by the COVID-19 pandemic, four middle school robotics teams had a highly successful year in the VEX Robotics Competition.…
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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…
Lower and middle schools celebrate successful winter sports season
This report was submitted by lower and middle school athletic director Theresa “Smitty” Smith. Here are the results from our early winter and late…
Student project named to the top 10% in ExploraVision contest
Harker eighth graders Anish Jain, Jordan Labio, Kyle Leung and Vardaan Ghai received an honorable mention in the Toshiba/National Science Teaching Association ExploraVision contest,…
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.
Anand Natarajan ’09 co-authors landmark proof with team of computer scientists
A team of computer scientists including Anand Natarajan ’09 recently published a proof that has solved “a raft of open problems in computer science, physics and mathematics,” writes Quanta Magazine’s Kevin Hartnett.
Middle school Science Bowl team takes regional, headed to national finals
Middle school students became regional champions at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Middle School Science Bowl, held Feb. 22 at the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory.
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.
