On October 14, the first of many protests this month occurred in Chile. The reason was that there was an accumulation of nationwide disapproval and discontent over economic situations mismanaged by President Sebastian Piñera and his cabinet. Chile is one of th... More »
A few months ago, the government of Indonesia announced plans to relocate its capital, Jakarta. This startling action is to be taken because the city is gradually sinking into the Java Sea. However, it isn’t the only city in danger. All across the world, citie... More »
As school events and sports tournaments come and go, so does the questioning of our school’s spirit. This year’s Tri-Cities Volleyball had an unprecedented amount of students supporting and cheering on our teams, but this isn’t always the case. This brings up ... More »
With every new school year comes new students, new faculty, new amenities as well as new Student Council (StuCo) representatives. Every year a StuCo workshop is held to prepare the new members for the year ahead and to allow all StuCo members to get to know e... More »
AISG’s Model United Nations (MUN), which has been around AISG for more than 10 years, is having its biggest year yet. Last year’s numbers have pumped up to an astounding 70+ members for the 2019-2020 school year. This unprecedented amount of new members brings... More »