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...

“To learn Spanish.”   “To work out more in order to feel healthier, not for appearance reasons. To be more trustworthy and keep my friends’ secrets better. To take more pictures and...

Ms. Sherbondy, known colloquially as “Sherbo” to the AIS community, is the Upper School Fitness and Wellness teacher. Along with teaching, she coaches the Upper School JV Volleyball team and the Middle...

The coronavirus (COVID-19) virus vaccine is often talked about under the context of its political and social implications. While hearing so many discussions on it in these contexts, one cannot help but...

Jon Ossoff and Rev. Dr. Raphael Warnock just won Georgia’s highly sought Senate seats by a razor-thin margin after a closely followed special election. On January 5, an election was held for the remaining...

2020 was a trying year, and in order to overcome or distract ourselves from all its trials, everyone relied on various forms of entertainment. Movies, books, and TV shows were major sources of comfort...