Class of 2026 Senior Issue
Explore the annual special edition celebrating the Class of 2026 with student profiles, graduate memories, collegiate destinations, and reflections.
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Explore the annual special edition celebrating the Class of 2026 with student profiles, graduate memories, collegiate destinations, and reflections.
Behind every article posted on dorm walls and delivered to student inboxes lies a collaborative pitch loop, rigorous peer revision, and a shared drive to tell…
To kick-off 2020 at Webb, Shuci Zhang (‘23) of the Environmental Club proposed and hosted a vegan community dinner.
At Webb, where student athletes carry the “student” before the “athletes,” our teams prove that academic excellence and athletic drive can go hand in hand.
A movie is a weapon. A movie can swing with vim and vigor like a sword, protect like a shield, or lie like a word.
From vintage point-and-shoots to grainy CCD sensors, explore why student photographers are embracing early-2000s digital cameras as a creative counterweight to smartphones.
Webb students might feel the pressure of a rigorous curriculum, but Josh Fenner (‘27) argues that when it comes to actually showing up, the school is…
There was a time when the wrestling program at The Webb Schools stood on the edge of disappearance.
As you start to feel a slight cold breeze, rich green colored leaves from the trees start to fade into light yellow, orange, and brown colors;…
Every year at the end of the first semester, dozens of paper rollercoasters are carried around by sophomores, to whom the sound of a marble finishing…
As December’s frosty chill settles over Webb’s campus, the air stirs with the sound of Mariah Carey, the smell of hot chocolate, and the collective countdown…
Laughter and rhythm spilled across Webb’s campus as the live band Sitara Son played music while students danced under string lights.
Brielle Faith Stodghill (‘29) adjusted her goggles at the pool deck, while the water shimmered under the lights.
Minutes before the collision, Kate Cook (‘27) was sprinting up and down the field, dominating the game with her controlled dribbling.
Freshman Kennedy Clarke (‘29) charges down the field.
Disney Channel affects kids' perception of themselves Waking up in a world where media is more prevalent, young Jarra Jallow (‘25) found herself staring at a…
At Webb, Sunday Chapel is a long-standing tradition meant to bring the community together.
The treacherous climb, endless miles looming ahead, begins for the seniors. The real question is: will they make it?
In early April, a new matcha brand, Poda, owned by Mujtaba Waseem, entered the social media spotlight not entirely for the reasons it hoped.
Gym Hill is the steep incline that climbs from the lower campus up to Webb’s athletic facilities, including Les Perry Gymnasium, weight room, and Faculty Field.