In case you are unaware, the U.S. Presidential election is coming up very shortly. Due to this, all of the Grade 11 and Grade 12 economics classes are taking part in some mini debates set to represent the real presidential election. One half of the class repr... More »
Open mic night is in sight and there is a lot of anticipation for this fabulous event. Open mic night takes place on the evening of Friday, November 11th. If you are not sure what open mic night is and are still wondering whether you should come, continue read... More »
After last year’s successful season, our swim team is back in action and getting ready for this upcoming APAC. With many new faces this year, including a new coach, the team looks to take another step forward during this season. Our team began practi... More »
The APAC competitions are coming up and APAC competitors are all busy training for their competitions. According to Mr. Elliot, the APAC competitions for this year, is going to occur in the Asia divisions. Currently, tennis, cross country and volleyball compet... More »
The 2016 local trip was a very memorable experience for students like me who were not able to attend the China trip for reasons such as an injury or passport complications. This year’s local trip group was larger than many of the past years. The local trip wa... More »
With the musical being a little over one month away, the directors and cast members are working hard to make this year’s musical perfect and the best in AISG history. I was able to interview Santiago Villar and Mr. Boyd to ask them a few questions about how th... More »
“One man’s trash is another man’s treasure.” Fellow Rams, Crossroads needs your help! Crossroads is a community service group that believes in material circulation – collecting people’s unwanted items and shipping them to those that are less fortunate. Paraash... More »
The ninth grade China Trip was by far one of the most exhilarating trips this year’s freshmen had experienced. The freshmen, at the beginning of the trip, were not as eager to travel to Qingyuan due to some of the disdainful rumors spread about the trip, but a... More »
Every year, there are a couple of select individuals who choose to stay in Guangzhou during the time for their China trip. Maybe they have issues with their visas or they simply just want to stay at home. Nevertheless, no matter where you choose to go, you wil... More »
Is AISG friendly? Watch my investigative video report to find out. More »
When asked, “Is the EE harder than you thought?” senior Stella Lee replied, “Hell yeah.” Some of you may have heard of the Extended Essay, and many might even know that there is a good deal of mystery, excitement, and especially fear surrounding the issue. For... More »
This month, all high school grade levels are hyped to go on China Trips, which will take place in the 4th week of September. This year’s freshmen will be traveling to Qingyuan to conquer a range of activities such as rock climbing, caving, biking, and yes, cam... More »