Although the year 2021 has just begun, we have already experienced enough to last us all twelve months, especially because of the presidential election. The presidential election between Donald Trump,...

How many gay or lesbian film or television characters can you think of right now? How about bisexual characters? Transgender characters? Of those characters, how many do you think are adequate representations? LGBTQ...

The topic of immigration and refugees seeking asylum is not foreign to the United States, especially since the Trump administration fueled a passion in many Americans to be anti-immigration. The incredible...

This year has been anything but normal. It seems as if we are searching for the normal we once knew, yet we cannot find it. We continue hoping that the normal will soon return, but it seems unattainable,...

This month our Student of the Month is Enshalla Dunlop. Enshalla is a senior at AIS and she is the President of the Black Student Union. I had a sit-down interview with her to discuss what she does in...

“Two hundred fifty years of slavery. Ninety years of Jim Crow. Sixty years of separate but equal. Thirty-five years of racist housing policy. Until we reckon with our compounding moral debts, America...

Starting Tuesday, January 19th, Agnes Irwin hosted its annual Community in Action (CiA) workshops, which this year spanned an entire week and featured various virtual presentations by the Upper School’s...

The 55th Super Bowl Era season of the National Football League (NFL) came to a conclusion on February 7th with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers soundly beating the Kansas City Chiefs 31 to 9. With his seventh...

The month of January 2021 has been an eventful one. On Wednesday, January 6th, there was a deadly insurrection against the United States Capitol building. On the following Wednesday, President Donald Trump...