Recently, I had the pleasure of talking to Sinou Thangal, an AISG alumna, who is currently pursuing a double major in Psychology and Music at Queens University, Canada. We spoke about several things ranging from her experiences in high school to how she’s been... More »
Covid-19 has taken the world by storm. Initially touted as a “SARS-like” virus, it has now taken on its own identity and has been acknowledged as a much more virulent disease. The virus was first identified in Wuhan, a city in the Hubei province of China, an... More »
It is a widely accepted fact that the Extended Essay (EE) is one of the most challenging aspects of the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program (IBDP). Not only does it have a reputation that precedes itself, it is also renowned for being awe inspiring yet... More »
APAC Orchestra 2019 took place in Daejon, South Korea, from 13 November to 17 November, and was hosted by Taejon Christian International School (TCIS). AISG sent nine musicians, consisting of violin, viola, and cello players. They were accompanied by Ms. Stave... More »
Open Mic Night, an annual event hosted by AISG’s Student Council (StuCo), was held after school yesterday on Friday, November 1 from 5:30 till 8:00. This event is a night where members of the high school community, including both students and teachers, can per... More »
Family Fun Day, an AISG fan-favorite event, is returning once again! It is hosted every year by the AISG Parent Teacher Association (PTA) and will take place at AISG’s elementary school campus on Ersha Island instead of Science Park this year. It will be held ... More »
The 2019-2020 school year has seen several additions to the AISG community, with new faces present in the faculty, administration, and the student body. One such change has been the arrival of Ms. Trixie Siemens, who has replaced Mr. Tragert and taken on the c... More »
Recently, the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Changes (IPCC) released a report which predicted that unless drastic and substantial changes were undertaken, the Earth’s temperature would rise by 1.5° C. This would pose a problem because a rise in the Ea... More »
This article was written for the Mental Health unit in Grade 10 P.E. What is Mental Health? Mental health refers to our emotional, behavioral and cognitive well-being; it centers around how an individual feels and interacts with their environment. People focus... More »
AISG’s Creative Writing Club, also known as Muse, will be holding its first ever writing workshop on Thursday, March 28! It will be held after school in Ms. Barga’s room (317). The workshop will cover basic ideas such as story breakdown, dialogue, and descript... More »
The United States of America is by far one of the most important world powers. Whether we like to admit it or not, the fate of the U.S. affects everybody around the world. Therefore, all of our lives are connected to the country in some way or another, which i... More »
Taking a stand against vaccinations seems to be all the rage right now. Recently, people who do not believe in vaccination, or “anti-vaxxers” as they are popularly called, have been the focus of mainstream media. Anti-vaxxers are propagators of the idea that v... More »