Nailed it: Qier Wang brings affordable art to Webb’s campus Chijioke Mgbeke and Lily Youngstrom March 10, 2025
Webb robotics and You: a comprehensive overview on the members of Team 359! Phillip Park March 10, 2025
Anti-Ice protests and immigration policy: how Webb students are affected Chijioke Mgbeke, Staff Writer March 10, 2025
Awareness alone will not solve language exclusion — we need kindness Zona Zhou, Copy Editor March 10, 2025
The Leadership and Honor Symposium is superficial and neglects student understanding Sandy Li, Staff Writer March 9, 2025
![All members of the Webb Robotics Winter season teams taking a group photo. Of note is Team 359, pictured in the middle row. “It was super exciting to get the win and have the chance to go to regionals [robotics competition]” Max Lan (‘25) said. From left to right: Max Lan (‘25), Jerry Hu (‘26), David Lui (‘25), Jake Hui (’25), Boyang Li (‘25), bottom Jonathan Li (’25), Tyler Liu (‘25)](https://webbcanyonchronicle.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Screenshot-2025-03-10-at-2.41.38 PM.png)
![Language exclusion is a complicated issue at Webb. On one hand, Webb wants its students to feel comfortable around campus by being able to speak their native language. On the other hand, it has become an issue around campus where some students speak in their shared language, leaving others feeling awkward. “I think [language exclusion] has gotten better in the past year, but [our efforts] are definitely not enough,” Triet Pham (‘26) said.](https://webbcanyonchronicle.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Screenshot-2025-03-10-at-12.51.07-PM-1200x901.png)
![In the background, groups of students completed numerous activities during the Leadership and Honor symposium, while Larry Zhou (‘26) stands confused. The ambitious number of activities lead students to feel out of place and unsure of what was happening. “I think day one was slightly misscheduled because a lot of things felt out of place,” Larry said. “A few groups ended up not completing all of the activities because some [activities] ended up being longer than [they] should have been.” However, students remain overall optimistic about the opportunities they were given to bond with their friends and classmates.](https://webbcanyonchronicle.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/IMG_4727-2-1200x900.jpg)
