Kicks Against Cancer games highlight the week in sports
Boys Soccer The boys soccer team started last week with a 2-2 draw against Leland before dominating Woodside Priory 6-1 on Kicks Against Cancer…
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Harker named D4 School of the Year by CalHiSports.com
After an historic 2018-19 athletic season, Harker was named the California D4 School of the Year by CalHiSports.com. The honor comes thanks, in part,…
Teachers bring new methodologies, in-depth studies and sunshine to classrooms through Vegesna grants
Each year, the Raju and Bala Vegesna Foundation’s Teacher Excellence Program at Harker launches a group of teachers on voyages of discovery.
Winter teams continue winning ways during the break
Boys Basketball The boys basketball team went 2-1 over break to improve to 6-4 on the season. The Eagles started with a 71-40 win…
Face Time: Matt Harley
This story originally appeared in the Fall/Winter 2019 issue of Harker Magazine. Matt “Doc” Harley is a hard figure to miss on the upper…
Entrepreneurship and beyond: Skills learned in incubator classes guide startup development and pay off in life
Harker’s incubator program, after one full year, has turned out some solid successes. Now, starting year two, the benefits to students – far beyond money – are becoming apparent.
Senior’s UCSF internship research published in Nature, covered by The Atlantic
During the summers following her sophomore and junior years, senior Anika Tiwari worked as an intern at the University of California, San Francisco. The…
A strong week for Harker winter teams as each picks up a win
Boys Basketball In its only game of the week, the boys basketball team defeated St. Thomas More 56-40 to go to 4-3 on the…
Student named finalist in National Young Composers Challenge, performs with CODA String Orchestra
In this year’s National Young Composers Challenge, junior Anika Fuloria was named a finalist in the full orchestra category for her piece, titled “Worker 21486 – Life and Death in the Hive.”
Alumna ’14 garners scholarship to build relationships with China
Mary Liu ’14, who currently works in the office of Congressman Ro Khanna, has been awarded a Schwarzman Scholarship.
