A Closer Look at This Year’s SEW Praise

In TCIS’s three-day annual event, Spiritual Emphasis Week (SEW), students got to take their minds off of their academics and take part in activities focused on faith, community, and devotion. These events were put together by many different students, teachers, and staff members. I would like to take a closer look at a part of […]Read More →

Too Young to Be Journalists? Tokipul Says Otherwise

This article was originally published on the KISPA Journal. Tokipul (토끼풀) began as just another middle school newspaper club. Now, the Korean-language paper is fully independent, powered by its team of 32 students across four local schools. Since April 2024, they have been publishing monthly and distributing 1,000 copies to each of the four schools […]Read More →

“From Day One, It’s Already a Human”

That’s the message people now see at bus stops and billboards across Russia. Printed on large posters and placed in public spaces, the phrase is part of a government campaign aimed at increasing Russia’s birth rate.  At first glance, the goal itself is not controversial. Many countries today are facing declining populations and aging societies, […]Read More →

A Day in the World of Art

DP Art class annually offers an opportunity for art students to go on a field trip to an art exhibition. This year, 15 students from both Year 1 and Year 2 went on a trip with Mrs. Chough to the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MMCA) located in Seoul, exploring three exhibitions: Korea […]Read More →

Obsession: The Cost of Being Loved

A horror film about the dire consequences when someone’s desire takes away another person’s free will and unfolds into a nightmare. If you had a One Wish Willow, what would you wish for if you knew it would come true? It seems like a simple question until someone else has to live with the answer. […]Read More →

An Era of Progress: History of Art Deco Architecture

You’re in New York to sightsee, wandering around and searching for the best places to go. If you’re interested in architecture, you might go to one of the most well-known landmarks in New York: Empire State building, famous for its architectural mastery despite being built in the early 1930s. The building used new engineering techniques […]Read More →

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