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AIS Press

The Wick

The Wick is Agnes Irwin’s monthly newspaper that is written, formatted, and edited by the students. The publication’s staff are able to experiment with a unique style of writing while exploring a wide range of issues, interests, and perspectives. The Wick features new topics each month including various opinions, political debates, discussion-prompting survey questions, and current event pieces. The publication prides itself in its ability to connect the Agnes Irwin Upper School; it enables students to freely explore and express their passions and encourage fellow peers to share their own opinions.

The Wick seeks to represent the voice of Agnes Irwin’s student body. If you have a topic you would like us to cover, please copy and paste this link into your browser and fill out this form: https://forms.gle/sHHWxxoB63SWmzWE8

What Our Student Government is Looking Forward To

Class of '24 Student Government.
September 10, 2023

Maeve Cox ‘24 Although I love every tradition at Agnes Irwin, nothing excites me more than the memories that will be made with the amazing Class of 2024 at the lunch table, the classroom, the...

Teacher of the Month: Ms. Ellis

Teacher of the Month: Ms. Ellis
Chloe Walsh ’24, Wick Editor in Chief September 10, 2023

Now entering her twenty-sixth year as a teacher at Agnes Irwin, Ms. Ellis continues to instill her science expertise and her love of learning in Agnes Irwin’s students and teachers alike.   Ms....

My Experience as an AIS Camp Counselor

My Experience as an AIS Camp Counselor
Natalie Suplick ’25, Guest Writer September 10, 2023

Remember when you were maybe seven or eight and you thought summer camp counselors were the most incredible people ever? I remember feeling that way, looking up to people I trusted and respected.  Now,...

It’s Time to Retire the Monarchy!

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Rachel Avery May 30, 2023

The British monarchy lives on through King Charles' coronation, but is that a good thing? On May 6, 2023, Charles III was pronounced King at Westminster Abbey. On this day, he was presented as Britain’s...

Racism at PWIs

Sydney Puriefoy April 11, 2023

Is the tradeoff worth it? Should Black students have to sacrifice their childhood for quality education? As I am nearing the end of my school career, I have done a lot of reflecting on my last twelve...