Post pandemic strong comeback: Webb Day and Webb Night
Julian Ratinoff (‘25) has his hands on the earth ball. He tries to push the ball to the other side of the court to score a point.
An avid bookworm, journalist, and sushi lover, head day student prefect Kaylynn Chang (‘23) comes back to the Webb Canyon Chronicle for one last year...
After spending her summer in a lab for a science research program, Wura Ogunnaike (23’) is ready to return to the Webb Canyon Chronicle as a Social Media...
The sound of street performers, the aroma of diverse food stalls, and the beautiful lights on buildings surrounded Jenny Tran (‘24) this summer as she...
Jenny Wang ('24) is coming back to the Webb Canyon Chronicle after spending a memorable summer at the School of The New York Times, a summer program where...
A Scorpio is typically portrayed as having intense, jealous, and ruthless traits. For Emily Li (24’), her charismatic personality defies astrology. Emily...
![In the Hooper Community Center, a crew performed the traditional Chinese dragon dance, surrounded by parents that brought authentic foods to share with the Webb community. Originally, the lion dance and parents were supposed to come together on Monday, however, the organizers of the event combined it with Wednesday community dinner. We wanted to mesh the volunteerism and celebration [of Lunar New Year] with community dinner,” said Ryan Ho, a member of the International Student Liaisons who planned this event. The event ended up being a cultural experience combined with community dinner and formal dress.](https://webbcanyonchronicle.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Screen-Shot-2023-02-28-at-11.31.57-AM-475x328.jpg)
