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Chengxuan Jin (11) leading the HSSC meeting

HSSC announces the results for its 2025 leadership team

Colin Park, Reporter | Dec 12, 2024

Even within leadership teams, there are leaders. Last month, the High School Student Council (HSSC) held an election for its executive positions, namely, the President, Secretary, Treasurer, Project Coordinator,...

SIS students listen to Ms. Wong’s presentation

Doris Wong delivers lecture at SIS

Taerin Kim, Reporter | Dec 5, 2024

Red Cross Youth (RCY) and Amnesty International, two humanitarian clubs at SIS, hosted a presentation by Doris Wong, who is currently working at a humanitarian organization for disaster risk reduction...

Students participating in open-discussion

Harvard visits SIS for leadership program

Yeseo Lee, Reporter | Dec 5, 2024

SIS hosted the Harvard Model Congress (HMC) Young Global Leaders Program, an interactive program in which students from grades 6-12 learn various skills regarding leadership and communication. The program...

Graphic by Grace Lee (11)

In defense of the competitive nature of SIS

Grace Lee, Copy Editor | Dec 3, 2024

When working towards practically anything at SIS, whether it be an executive position in a club or an academic excellence award at the end of the year, students find themselves amidst intense competition...

Strings perform at the Winter Concert

Winter concert brings holiday festivities to SIS

Chelsea Kim, Reporter | Nov 25, 2024

The Winter Concert at SIS is a cherished annual tradition that combines the holiday spirit with the SIS community’s shared love for music. Led by organizers Julia Kim (Strings Director), Mary Kate Maney...

Main Building entrance on the day of KORCOS conference

SIS hosts annual KORCOS conference

Dom Min, Reporter | Nov 20, 2024

SIS held the 2024 Korea Council of Overseas Schools (KORCOS) conference on Nov. 9 to give teachers an opportunity to share insights on their experiences in the educational field. The annual gathering,...

Pill on the background of coffee beans

Solving the caffeine drug crisis

Nathan Ahn, Reporter | Nov 15, 2024

We have all done it before—trying to pull the greatest “all-nighter” and cramming two weeks’ worth of material into a single night. As we try to juggle academics with extracurriculars such as sports...

Caption: Alice talking with the mad hatter

SIS stages ‘Alice in Wonderland’

Serim Kwon, Reporter | Nov 15, 2024

The long awaited “Alice in Wonderland” play, staged on Oct. 30-Nov. 1, invited students, teachers, and parents to a whimsical adventure to Wonderland. For an hour, the audience accompanied Alice struggles...

Seniors submit early applications

Seniors submit early applications

Jiah Hwang, Multimedia Editor/Copy Editor | Nov 15, 2024

On the SIS website, the matriculation list from each year is generally impressive, with names of Ivy League schools and top 20 universities scattered across the page. These results drive many students...

Students carving pumpkins at the Fall Festival

Students hold the annual Fall Festival

Grace Lee, Copy Editor | Nov 15, 2024

Numerous clubs collaborated in planning and executing various events for the Fall Festival including a haunted house, jack-o-lantern-making stations, and a D$Q performance, among others. The highly-anticipated...

SIS HS Strings at KAIAC Large Group Fall festival

HS Strings wins 10th platinum award

Yeseo Lee, Reporter | Nov 15, 2024

HS Strings received platinum for the 10th consecutive year after performing at the KAIAC Large Group Fall Festival, held at SFS, on Oct. 31. Having started participating in this festival from the 2015-’16,...

Students participating in the pumpkin carving event during the Fall Festival

Entire school takes part in spirit week

Everlyn Chong, Photo/Graphics Editor/Copy Editor | Nov 15, 2024

“School spirit” is often regarded as something that is common, but many do not realize that it is something difficult to achieve. It is especially tough for schools that are heavily focused on academics,...