Imagining Ethnic Studies in Predominantly White Institutions
Since October 2021, when California became the first state to add Ethnic Studies to graduation requirements, schools have begun integrating the class into their curriculums. […]
Vote, Rank, Repeat?
Oakland, CA — In the past decade in ranked-choice voting elections across the country, thousands of citizens’ votes have been discounted and thrown away causing […]
“Never Have I Ever” Loved South Asian Media Representation
I, like over 40 million others, binge-watched the first season of Never Have I Ever (NHIE) in 2020. And then again in 2021 when the […]
A Leg Up For Legacy Students?
For decades, legacy advantage has been a prominent factor in the college admission process. However, following the June Supreme Court ruling to eliminate affirmative action, […]
The LWHS Community Welcomes Raj Mundra
This year, Raj Mundra joins the Lick-Wilmerding High School community as the new Head of School. Prior to LWHS, Mundra worked at Phillips Academy Andover […]
Will the Maui Fires Extinguish Tourism?
On August 8, 2023, wildfires swept across the island of Maui, Hawaii, killing at least 97 people and marking the deadliest wildfire in U.S. history […]
A Cry for Environmental Education Echoes Through LWHS
As the climate crisis intensifies, Lick-Wilmerding High School — like many schools in the Bay Area — is confronted with the challenge of implementing strong, […]
The Future of Reparations in San Francisco
After almost three years of drafting, meeting with experts and listening to San Francisco’s Black residents, the African American Reparations Advisory Committee (AARAC) awaits the […]
The Efforts Behind the LWHS Endownment’s Investments
Students at Lick-Wilmerding High School have raised questions about the school’s $70 million endowment such as: How is it managed? By whom? Where is the […]
