Letter from the Editors

To our dearest Ozians, It feels like it’s only been a clock-tick since the start of the year, but now our 2025 school year is wrapping up.  We hope you all have enjoyed a wonderful summative-filled month so far! But fret not, the break is soon and we hope you all spend some time resting, celebrating, and dancing through the holidays ahead.  As you read our Winter 2025 Print Edition, be on the lookout for reviews, games, puzzles and more! You’ll find pieces such as a review of

To our dearest readers,  Welcome back to a brand new school year!  Though the school year isn’t exactly new anymore, we hope all of you have had your fair share of whimsy as we head into the summative season filled with doom and despair during the month of December. And just a fun little introduction: We are juniors Utshaho Gupta, Sarani Sams, and Brigitte Zhang, your Editors-in-Chief for the 2025-2026 AIS Newspaper. With Sarani’s constant objection to every article idea, Uts

Welcome to the website of our school’s very own newspaper! This newspaper was founded to promote the student voice throughout the school and bring out what really makes AIS special.      The autumn issue of the newspaper focuses on different topics and things that have been happening at the school from October until now, including the bright celebrations of World Fest, the excitement of Halloween, and what food is the best for a thanksgiving meal.      Our team has been worki