The Student News Site of The Webb Schools

Webb Canyon Chronicle
The Student News Site of The Webb Schools

Webb Canyon Chronicle
The Student News Site of The Webb Schools

Webb Canyon Chronicle
Freya Fu

Freya Fu, Editor of Opinion

For some, walking thousands of steps and navigating through swarming crowds without a clear path may seem like the worst nightmare; however, Freya Fu (‘26) lives for this laborious pastime known as shopping. Despite being stuck on campus, this Jameson resident constantly pursues alternative ways to enjoy her favorite hobby. This summer, while in Shanghai and Vegas, Freya spent her time well — shopping and managing a Depop side hustle, where she sold vintage clothing. As any avid shopper knows, it requires a consistent, long-term effort to create the perfect wardrobe. Freya not only employs this towards her closet, the majority being from Brandy Melville and Edikted, but towards her resume as well. In her free time, she loves improving upon violin, debate, and tennis, all of which she has practiced for more than five years. In the future, she hopes to channel her favorite TV show, Gossip Girl, by opening a boutique while studying business and marketing in New York. As for the WCC, she plans to use her expertly curated sense of style to continue Hot Take Tuesdays and emphasize a variety of opinions, assuring readers she will incorporate wide-ranging styles as the new Editor of Opinion. 

Favorite Song: Chamber of Reflection by Mac DeMarco

All content by Freya Fu
Students from Advanced Studies Fascism, a class that explores the rise and impact of fascist regimes, conduct research for their final projects. “Webb classes allow me to explore topics that I’m interested in. I feel like I have improved significantly as a writer,” Joyce Zhao (‘27) said. Like many other Advanced Studies humanities courses at Webb, Advanced Studies Fascism was created by a faculty member and challenges students to critically analyze historical events.

What makes Webb’s Advanced Studies humanities classes unique?

Freya Fu, Editor of Opinion
December 16, 2024
Webb students gathered on Thursday, October 31st in their most creative and fun costumes for the annual Halloween costume contest. The energy buzzed with excitement, and many students wore unique costumes. “It’s all about having fun and expressing ourselves,” said Joyce Zhao (’25), who dressed up as the chef from Ratatouille for the contest. The event was a lively embodiment of school spirit, bringing the Webb community together as everyone paraded down the Halloween contest in their different costumes.

What are Webbies dressing up as for Halloween?

Freya Fu
November 7, 2024
Homecoming proposals at Webb have significantly declined in creativity in recent years. From underwater to La La Land-themed asks, students should continue the level of effort that has been put into these proposals in the past. “I think the best proposals are ones that include the interests of the other person and spin it creatively like we have seen at Webb in the past,” Caitlin Delgado (’25) said.

Webb Homecoming proposals lack creativity

Yuki Layman and Freya Fu
October 29, 2024
October 22nd, 2024

Hot Take Tuesday, Vol 3

Stephanie Ma and Freya Fu
October 1, 2024
The fall sports teams are kicking off their season with strong performances. For instance, the football team showcases resilience in a tough match, the girls' cross-country team poses after a tiring race, and the boys' cross country and water polo teams practice for their next league game. “It was wonderful seeing huge improvements from everyone on the team,” said Dorothy Ma (‘25), a girls’ cross country runner. As these teams advance in their season, they are looking forward to hopefully seizing a spot in league and in CIF playoffs.

Better together: Fall sports 2024 updates

Kathy Duan, Freya Fu, Andy Liu, Miranda Li, and Lily Youngstrom
October 7, 2024
Load More Stories