In mid-February 2021, Texas was hit by a devastating winter storm. The entire state plunged into freezing temperatures along with snow, a rare occurrence in Texas. Texas went into a widespread power outage,...

The Council for the Advancement of Girls (CAG) is a student-run organization that educates and raises awareness regarding the issues that women encounter in the world. CAG is a student-led council run...

Sr. Sevillano is one of the most beloved teachers at Agnes Irwin, having been part of the community for the past nineteen years. He originally took to the idea of teaching during high school, when he learned...

Baseball, once called the great American game, has been falling behind for decades. No longer do fans fill stadiums to the brim for every inning, and gone are the days of generations learning Take Me Out...

Monday, March 8 marked the 110th observance of International Women’s Day (IWD) across the globe, and Agnes Irwin celebrated the occasion with edifying presentations and discussions organized by the Center...

Next year, a wide array of new courses will be offered to students to take as electives. One of these classes, Confronting Bias, Working Toward Equity, will be taught by Mr. Gomes, a teacher dedicated...

Cultural competence is an issue that must be addressed in the medical community. Sources like Georgetown University, Michigan State Medical Society (MSMS), and the National Institutes of Health (NIH),...

If you walk through the streets of Philadelphia, you will be surrounded by art. On street corners, in city squares, and under bridges, there are countless examples of art throughout the city. However,...

If you’ve ever heard of the “Jewish Geography” game, you’ll know that the Jewish Community is an extremely tight-knit one. While it isn’t exactly true that all Jewish people know each other,...