During this academic school year, IHS freshmen were given the opportunity to take AP World History, one of the most challenging of all social-studies AP…
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People are most likely accustomed to the drone of cicadas during sweltering summer nights. These are annual cicadas, as opposed to periodical cicadas, which only…
What will the future hold for some of the most controversial new developments in education policy? A number of issues are poised to shape K–12…
Last December, the United Nations held its 21st annual conference on climate change in Paris: the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. The conference…
The blusher comes in one tone: Trumble Rouge.
What has it been like growing up in Ithaca as a person of color? How has the Ithaca community shaped your ethnic identity? Doug…
Code Red Robotics, IHS’s robotics team of 56 students, officially finished and bagged its robot on February 23—the date on which all FIRST (For Inspiration…
Employed throughout hallways, 20 new cameras watch students enter and leave bathrooms, walk through nearly every hallway at IHS, and relax in H-Courtyard.
Why did we have so many breaks in the second quarter, while there are nearly none in the third? Whose system do we follow that requires this format?
In February, Caroline and Enfield elementary schools had something amiss with their water—particularly that it had failed drinking water tests for lead run by the health department.
North Korea’s behavior is unpredictable and menacing.
The talks were arranged by IHS’ Model United Nations, but many people from outside of the club attended.