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Noe Chock|March 3, 2021

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Noe Chock (‘23) is a day student from Claremont, California who joins the Webb Canyon Chronicle as a staff writer. Her favorite class is French, and...

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The Webb dorms have hosted no boarders in over a year, but the dorm prefects are excited to welcome students back when possible!

Dorm prefects prepare for the next school year

here is a disconnect from the rest of the community when a student is off campus.

Study Groups create an unfair advantage

This year's leadership applications

Virtual learning shakes up Webb’s traditional leadership application process

Study pods have been around for a month now; since then, there has been considerable amounts of both negative and positive feedback regarding them.

Webbies share constructive feedback regarding study groups on campus

No matter what classes students take next year they can expect their academic experience to be rich in diverse readings, interesting assignments, and engaging questions.

What do Webbies say: Course selection edition

The Return of Webbies: Students and teachers alike settle into the new norm of on-campus learning while taking the necessary precautions to keep the community safe. The freshmen step on campus for the first time while returning sophomores and upperclassmen get to set foot on a familiar scene with familiar faces once more. “It has been a really fun experience and let me, a VWS student, get a lot closer with the sophomore guys in my class. It’s also really cool because I know it’s a safe way for us to still be at school and have social interaction,” Riley Fass (‘23) said.

Post-spring break on-campus update: the scoop on what Webbies can expect

Nicole Rabadi (‘24) with her freshman study cohort at Webb

COVID-19 causes freshmen to experience an out of ordinary first year at Webb

A fundamental part of Webb’s educational system is the opportunity for students to pick courses they prefer, allowing them to explore their interests throughout the year.

Course selection sees new additions and procedural changes

The Webb Admission Team uses Bitmojis to welcome prospective students.

Webb welcomes the class of ‘25 after a virtual application season

Sharon Xu (‘22) takes class in her empty Jameson dorm room two days a week after Webb decided not to resume on-campus boarding next quarter.

Hopes crushed as Webb opts for stability

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