As the deadline for regular common applications approach, the high school student council (HSSC) is making efforts to improve senior privileges. Although many of their attempts have been deemed unsuccessful...

On Nov. 12, SIS hosted an annual KAIAC Chess tournament against four schools. This year, a total of 26 players attended the event, a significant rise from last year’s 23 players. Specifically, SIS sent...

On Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. during the month of November, the swimming pool is reserved for the middle school swim team. However, amongst the sixth, seventh, and eight graders are high...

“You put the ‘international’ in Seoul International School!” The handful of ethnically foreign students at SIS often hear this from the Korean students—if it can even be called a joke anymore,...

Student: “May I go to the bathroom?” Teacher: “ Now? You should have gone during break time.” Well, I don’t know about you teachers but we students don’t plan out our urinating schedules....

The newly formed media club Tiger News Today (TNT) has been stirring interest in SIS athletics by keeping students up to date with news regarding fall sports on various social media platforms. As an addition...

For the past four years, Global Issues Network (GIN) has hosted the Halloween Carnival to raise money to fund its efforts in combating global issues such as urban sustainability. This year’s carnival...

By Soomin Chun & Soomin Lee Soomin2 has good and bad news for you. The bad news is that, unfortunately, SIS does not have any breaks until the end of November, though the great majority of our...

Did you get what [insert language teacher here] said? Faces contorted with confusion, eyes darting from person to person, and frantically whispering to one another to get at least the gist of what...

On Sept. 7 at Yongsan International School of Seoul, the cross-country team sprinted across the finish line for the second time marking the end to another five-kilometer race. The team has already set...