Celine Wang

Celine Wang, Assistant Features Editor

Celine Wang ’26 is a Sophomore Editor for the Chronicle. In her free time, Wang said she takes pleasure in playing with her dog, exploring new genres of music and traveling. Additionally, she is on the school’s girls golf team and enjoys spending time with her family.

Wang said she appreciates the opportunities that HW Media gives her to branch out as a reporter and individual.

“In general, I’ve always really loved interacting with new people,” Wang said. “This class allowed me to gain new insights into new perspectives that I have never been exposed to before. Interviewing people with different passions and backgrounds fuels my interest for listening and conversing. This class [has] not only allowed me to grow as a reporter, but also as a person, which I find to be a valuable experience.”

All content by Celine Wang

Wanna Bet: The Rise of Campus Gambling

Members of the school community discuss the prevalence of gambling on campus and the psychological impact it can have on students.

Lydia Gugsa and Celine Wang
March 19, 2025

On a Thursday night, Ezra* is sitting on the couch at home with his friend, hoping to relax after a long school day. Ezra is captivated by the colorful graphics on his computer. As the slots spin and chips...

Digital Distortion: Discussions on DEI Backlash and Social Media

Celine Wang, Assistant Features Editor
February 12, 2025

A few days after President Donald Trump’s inauguration, Upper School Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Coordinator Rebecca Limerick grew concerned as they checked their phone. Posts and articles...

Vital Choices: How the Community Sees Women’s Healthcare After the Election

Students and faculty discuss their views and predictions on the effects of the election results concerning reproductive rights.

Celine Wang, Assistant Features Editor
December 18, 2024

On Election Day, Upper School Math Teacher Kasia Williams sat in front of her computer, watching the electoral votes come in. As the decisive swing states turned red one by one, it seemed like the Republicans...

Educators at Heart

Current students and teachers who are no longer at the school reminisce on how they have shaped each others experiences.

Celine Wang, Assistant Features Editor
November 5, 2024

On the third weekend of May, the late spring coated the school in a soft, golden glow. Former Middle School Science Teacher Elliot Parivar stepped through familiar doors for an alumni reunion, the air...