Breaking records and changing the way people view women’s sports, Caitlin Clark has become a household name in both the National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) and Women's National Basketball...

Though a storm cloud loomed over the Agnes Irwin Upper School with finals creeping nearer and nearer, on May 13, students had a rare taste of sunshine, courtesy of the Economics and Entrepreneurship class’...

Dear AIS Community,   As we wrap up the end of the year for the Wick, we would like to introduce ourselves as next year’s co-editors-in-chief. Our names are Samantha Pierce and Rachel Avery. We...

Dear Wickies and Extended AIS Family, We joined The Wick at different stages: one of us was a super survivor and one of us was a new 10th grader just getting to know the community. Joined together by...

As the world around us continues to develop, Agnes Irwin strives to keep up; recent changes in the fifth grade curriculum exemplify this effort.  Given that artificial intelligence and  machine learning...

“All the pieces of me shattered as the crowd was chanting, ‘More!’”; Swift says, and she really did give them “more”. Millions of Swifties eagerly welcomed the arrival of Taylor Swift’s 11th...

Swifties across the globe rejoiced at the release of Taylor Swift’s eleventh studio album, The Tortured Poets Department. In my opinion, however, this album is not her best work. Many songs on the album...

On a recent Friday, my sister and I walked into the Bryn Mawr Film Institute, bought popcorn, and took our seats in the theater to watch Zendaya’s new tennis movie, Challengers. Two hours and eleven...

It’s that time of year again! Sandy beaches and the chill of lemonade, birdsong and verdant green, the warmth of the sun and the world’s coming alive. You know summer is near when you wake up to the...

“Senioritis,” a term coined to describe a phenomenon that occurs during a student’s final year of high school or college, is said to cause a heavy decline in a student’s motivation and performance....

Dark times have befallen the Agnes Irwin School. Beloved local newspaper, the Wick, has been confirmed guilty of spreading disinformation and plagiarizing articles from The Haverford School. No source...