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Claire Yu (‘27) and Grace Zhu (‘25) have a funny and serious conversation as they sit together in the Jones upstairs common room area. Grace shares some of her most crucial tips that got her through junior year as Claire begins to prepare herself for her first upperclassman year. “It's nice to have a friend like Grace who has experienced things that I haven't experienced yet so that I have an idea of what I'll be doing soon.” Claire said. “Talking with Grace about her experience has taught me that every student has their own unique journey, but we can also get good advice from our senior friends.”
What I Wish I Knew
Sydney Morales | May 14, 2025

To the freshmen...  After you graduated 8th grade, you may have thought you had it all figured out. You survived the stages of elementary...

Two posters lie side by side: on the left, Geoffrey Yang’s (’26) rough draft features a quick sketch with "We have Chemistry” with a simple outline of "Prom.” On the right, his final version for asking Maya Chin (’26) is carefully drawn with colored lettering and personalized elements spelling out "PROM” using the periodic table. "I thought it was a personal touch to the poster since we both liked chemistry,” Geoffrey said.
How to make the perfect promposal
Freya Fu | May 13, 2025
Prom happens every year, and yet the promposals are vastly different and unique to the pair going. Whether someone asks a friend or a loved one, there is a story and emotions behind each ask. Social Media platforms like Instagram (@webbstugov) make it easier than ever to support friends and witness promposals, serving as one of the best unifiers of the Webb community. However, what is the context behind some of the most liked proposals for this year’s Tale as Old as Time prom?
Webb Promposals 2025
Gianna Darden | May 10, 2025
A black-and-white glimpse into tradition: the Class of 1970 crosses Alamo Lawn during commencement, their steps echoing the values of growth, honor, and transition that have long defined the Webb experience. For decades, this walk has symbolized not just the end of high school, but the beginning of a lifelong journey rooted in community and character. This walk will now be highlighted in the class of 2025's commencement to honor the longstanding tradition. “Walking across the Alamo has always meant you made it—not just academically, but as a person shaped by this place,” said Dr. Farke, Director of Research and Collections and longtime senior advisor.
Two schools, one stage: Webb combines VWS and WSC commencement
Chijioke Mgbeke | May 6, 2025
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Multimedia
High stakes, big laughs, and unforgettable memories. Relive the thrill of Casino Night at The Webb Schools!
Webb Casino Night 2025
Sohum Uppal, Editor of Sports | March 18, 2025
The cool winter air chills; as you walk to Stockdale Community Center, you can feel how excitement buzzed through the air. Walking through the doors, you're quickly greeted by winter fun. “The vibes defiantly gave winter wonderland,” Evelyn Fu (‘27) said. “The outfits were sparkly, and fun.” The only thing cooler than the feel in Stockdale was the outfits showcased by students.
Winter Formal Fit Checks
Dessie Koehn, Staff Writer | March 8, 2025
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