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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
Science and Technology
After Kevin Roose’s talk on October 13, Roose visited both Tech Seminar and the Webb Canyon Chronicle to share further insight and answer questions about AI and journalism. Many Webb students, like Micheal Albornoz (‘26) have strong opinions on AI, “AI can do a lot of good, but I think people need to know the harm that it does just as much.” More than a guest visit, students were able to test their own beliefs about AI against someone at the center of the field.
A.I. through student eyes: reflections after Roose’s visit
Geniya Parker and Joshua Hong | December 8, 2025

In every Webb classroom, there is an invisible force that quietly rules the environment. Whether evil or innocuous, it rests at the helm of discussions,...

A campus map marked with Webb’s Wi-Fi access points, showing how coverage stretches across classrooms, dorms, and other campus areas. The image highlights both the areas with strong connectivity and the more difficult outdoor zones where distance, open air, and lack of cabling make reliable Wi-Fi harder to provide, illustrating the complex network challenges behind every loading screen. “If your Wi-Fi is getting swamped, please let us know so we can put a bigger unit in,” said Mr. Guyer.
Debunking the signal myth: the complex reality behind Webb’s Wi-Fi
Andy Liu and Michael Han | November 23, 2025
Webb Students and faculty gathered in the newly completed innovation lab to listen to a lecture on Dire wolves given by faculty member Mairin Balisi. Sitting in chairs or on the floor, students and faculty learn about the truth of the de-extinction of dire wolves. “I was honestly really impressed at the information Dr. Balisi had to offer. The extinction of dire wolves being not completely true was a bummer,” said Saira Bhagat (‘25).
Webb students engage in a thought-provoking lecture held by Dr. Balisi.
Payton Delgado and Sohum Uppal | May 23, 2025
Professor Olga Korosteleva from California State University Long Beach hands the SCASA Regional Data Visualization Poster Competition plaque to Anna Park (‘26). The award was presented in the Fawcett Library in front of the Charles Huang Innovation Wing. “I learned from my own experiences that social awareness and community engagement often spark meaningful scientific inquiries,” said Anna.
Student Spotlight: Anna Park receives notable SCASA regional award
Stephanie Ma and Lauren Gutierrez | May 16, 2025
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Multimedia
Webb introduces VR headsets into school curriculum
Webb introduces VR headsets into school curriculum
Ben Madanski and Sohum Uppal | November 9, 2023
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