The longest eighty-one days of the year came to an exciting end on April 29, 2021 as the 86th NFL draft kicked off in Cleveland, Ohio. The event ran for seven rounds over a span of three days, with a total...

On Friday, May 7, the sophomore class celebrated Sophomore Day, also known as Ring Day! This day celebrates the 10th-grade class for receiving their class rings, a long-standing tradition at AIS that has...

With the easing of COVID-19 restrictions, the United States has been able to open up numerous businesses, events, and other functions with certain modifications. Some of these events include the reopening...

As the summer of 2021 approaches, I have done some reflecting on last year's summer. The summer of 2020 was a summer of accountability, and highlighted the fight that African-Americans and other people...

Yes:   “Most of the dates will probably already be part of [each student’s] bubble, so they will have exposure anyway and we have sports with other schools, so this shouldn’t need to be...

Worldwide, over 137 million people have COVID-19, the infamous virus that emerged in late-2019 and took the world by storm! With over 3 million deaths from the unexpected virus, staying safe from the virus...

After exactly 156 days, the 2021 Major League Baseball season officially kicked off on April 1, as one team began their first game in the snow (I’m looking at you Cleveland). And before you ask, no that...

Since the approval of the first vaccine against the Coronavirus, the South has struggled to find enough citizens willing to receive the vaccinations. Although there are certainly some who have received...

Roxy Rigatoni, Class of 2030, has been selected as The Wick’s April Student of the Month, and I recently sat down with the accomplished Upper Schooler to discuss what she believes qualified her for this...