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AIS Press

AIS Press

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

Wonka for the Win

Wonka for the Win
Grace Meyerle ’26, Wick Senior Writer March 19, 2024

While chocolate never seems to go stale, over-done, repetitive plots certainly do. I feared Paul King’s Wonka would be guilty of just that when I first turned on my television, unable to muster any enthusiasm...

Student of the Month: Sophia Zheng

Student of the Month: Sophia Zheng
Helen He ’27, Wick Writer March 19, 2024

Students may know Sophia as the spelling-binding performer at the recent YoungArts’ Competition. This Competition honors outstanding student musicians from across the nation. Recently Mrs. Leonard memorialized...

An Inside Look At Dance Motion

An Inside Look At Dance Motion
Helen He ’27, Wick Writer March 19, 2024

Upper and Middle School Dance Motion participants united to put on a spellbinding, sold-out show. Taking the audience back through the ‘eras,’ the sensational performance, based on Taylor Swift’s...

Some Delicious Bytes

Some Delicious Bytes
Tori Oliver ’27, Wick Writer January 19, 2024

Just before winter break, Dr. G made the entire theater audibly gasp with the announcement of an exciting new Owls Nest feature that would change the lives of AIS students. Students now have the ability...

Will We Ever Wake Up?

Astrid Olshin ’24, Wick Guest Writer January 19, 2024

You’re at a party. A few hours have passed, and a movie is playing in the background. Everyone is in the living room, heads down, eyes unblinking. Someone reaches their arm up to take a Snap. An occasional...

A Hallmark Paradox: Formulaic but Entertaining

Rachel Avery, Wick Deputy Editor January 19, 2024

I am adamant that Hallmark movies are the lowest of the low when it comes to movies. I admit with guilt that every year, I watch Hallmark movies during the holiday season, but if you say that they are...