Column: The consequences of negatively stereotyping teen drivers

by Jullea Powell | Education, Features

Teenagers may have a negative stereotype with regard to driving, but there are many responsible teen drivers.

Mutant enzyme recycles plastic

by ethantofyu | News

This enzyme can break down polyethylene terephthalate which is used for plastic.

Apply for the HS Insider 2022 summer internship

by Team HS Insider | May 18, 2022 | Hero, Opportunities | 0 Comments

The 5-week virtual internship runs from July 5 to August 5. Applications are due Friday, June 3.

‘I am first and foremost guided by the needs of students,’ Supt. Alberto Carvalho says

by Delilah Brumer | April 25, 2022 | Features, Hero | 0 Comments

In an interview, Superintendent Alberto Carvalho discussed his goals and the progress he’s made in his new role.

Nationally ranked sprinter Nicky Bo Clark bolts to the finish line

by Rani Chor | April 18, 2022 | Features, Hero, Sports | 0 Comments

Glen A. Wilson High School senior track sprinter Nicky Bo Clark found determination to succeed in his father, his track coaches and team.

Seoul for Ukraine: A humanitarian effort organized by Korean International School students

by David Mun | Featured, Features, Features

Seoul For Ukraine is a student-led initiative that provides humanitarian aid to the Ukrainian refugees at the Ukraine-Romania Border.

Opinion: When it comes to Xinjiang, the U.S. only cares about itself

by Elisa 11 | Opinion

Last year, the US Senate passed a bill called Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act. This bill effectively bans goods from the Xinjiang area in China after it has been signed into law by Joe Biden. This wasn't due to forced labour in the Xinjiang area can be proven. But...