Classes canceled, dozens of arrests, and university gates closed. On April 23, prestigious US universities started to experience campus tensions over Israel’s war with Hamas.
More than 100 pro-Palestinians,...
The last pep rally of the school year took place on April 24 and celebrated the spring sports athletes. With the help of Tiger Sports Council and Brandon Fraseur, activities director, the underclassmen...
“Practice makes perfect” is what Dr. Steven Nave had in mind when he created the Tiger Cup. Last week, the golf varsity commenced its first Tiger Cup tournament at Rock Garden Golf Club, with the goal...
In its six-year history, the varsity track and field (T&F) team had many adept athletes, one of whom was Philip Ham, the previous SIS 100-meter sprint record holder—having received the MVP accolade...
On March 29, Sam Bankman-Fried, co-founder of the bankrupt crypto exchange FTX, was sentenced to 25 years in prison for defrauding investors of his company and ordered to forfeit $11bn to compensate victims....
On Mar. 18, the high school office presented a new club executive selection process. An email sent out by Mr. Del Vecchio, Vice Principal of the high school, details the new changes for all clubs. These...
The SIS MUN club embarked for Vietnam earlier this week. For the first two days, the delegates visited numerous historical sites, deepening their understanding of Vietnam as a Less Economically Developed...
Every year, bands from different schools gather for the KAIAC Large Group Festival. Bands get the opportunity to listen to each other and evaluate their skills by getting either a platinum, gold, silver,...
On March 11, the track and field team traveled down to Humphreys High School for their first meet of the season. They competed against seven other schools: CI, DMHS, HHS, KIS, OMHS, SFS, and YISS.
Many...
With the spring sports season officially starting this week, all spring sports teams–soccer, badminton, and track and field–held tryouts for SIS students from Feb. 13-15. There are changes to each...
As the year is approaching its end, there has been a rise in interest regarding college admissions. Ms. Kelecy Edwards, the SIS college counselor, responded with a presentation in the auditorium debunking...
For some people, Seollal—Korea’s Lunar New Year—is four days of rest; for others, it is a time to visit their family. However, for many mothers, it often means three days of continued labor.
These...
