With the dawning of the 2021-22 school year, students have introduced new clubs revolving around using technology and online platforms.
The YouTube Influencer Club (YIC) and the Software...
Amidst a cascade of mandatory school closures in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, thousands of schools worldwide are transitioning to virtual learning programs. Working to limit the disruption of education,...
On Feb. 25, SIS began its first day of virtual school learning, a product of the rapid spread of the coronavirus across the nation and rising concerns about its potential harmful effects on student and...
On Jan. 31, the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) was labeled a global emergency by the World Health Organization (WHO). The virus, which originated in Wuhan, China, has been spreading rapidly to other regions...
Molotov cocktails. Tear gas. Graffiti.
The great turmoil and violence Hong Kong has been engulfed in for the past eight months only continues to escalate.
An SIS graduate in her sophomore year at...
Four trembling children are sprawled across a makeshift bed consisting of lightweight jackets and quilts. Their parents reach for a stack of suitcases and luggage trolley carts lying by a glass pane.
After...
With the peaceful candlelight protests in 2016, South Korea seemed to have achieved the peak of its democratic form of government after the impeachment of Park Geun-hye. However, many allegations against...
Over the past year, the Japanese and South Korean trade feud has escalated and both countries have been faced with severe consequences. In late 2018, South Korea’s Supreme Court ruled that victims of...
In the busy schedules of SIS students jam-packed with academics, volunteer work, and athletics, students are constantly on the move and rarely have time for a proper sit-down breakfast. They tend to wake...
By ANDY YOON, SIA CHO
Foreword
Entering high school is an arduous transition, indeed. Not only does one’s GPA carry more weight, but the average student also gains more independence, which can...
Once considered the universal emblems of school, textbooks and assessments now constitute only a portion of what is perceived as education. If school was once aimed to achieve the sole parochial goal of...