As the 2023-2024 school year begins activity on campus bustles. The Club Fair, an upper school staple, returned to the Academic Walkway on Sept. 13. Clubs of all kinds, old and new, pitched their ideas to their peers.
WIS's college counselors implemented a contentious college honor code this year in response to the Class of 2022's cutthroat college applications process. Read more at @WISDateline: https://t.co/0meGQe2GJR
Dateline's Nov. 2022 print edition, the first of four issues for the 2022-2023 school year, is now available online! Physical copies will be distributed over the next few days. https://t.co/OTujhAYfPM
The June 2022 Dateline print edition is now available on Issuu! Physical copies will be mailed out to students over the next few weeks. https://t.co/RCyEPDeOxB
WIS’s affinity groups have begun meeting after almost a year of planning. The process has been a learning experience for students and faculty alike.
Check out the latest updates on affinity groups in my newest article
@WISDateline
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Laurie Anderson's retrospective exhibit is featured at the Hirshhorn in Washington, DC. To learn more, visit: https://t.co/6tF891l4Lh #WISJOUR@WISDateline
WIS Freshman Plays for DC United Pre-Professional Academy. The stakes at the academy are unlike those at any other team. Once the players are offered a spot on the team, it's not guaranteed. Read more at: @WISDateline: https://t.co/CkPYaXorCe
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Affinity groups are going to meet for the first time next week. To learn more about affinity groups, read my article on the @WISDateline website: https://t.co/QDvFsGpogf
After fighting for regulatory approval of a new science building for six years, WIS received an unanimous approval from the Board of Zoning Adjustment. Yet some Macomb Street neighbors have concerns about the new facilities. Read more at @WISDateline: https://t.co/2xZ1Tn9mQC
The Lantern Bookshop is a used bookstore tucked away in Washington, D.C.’s Georgetown neighborhood. The shop is completely volunteer-run, all of its proceeds supporting Bryn Mawr College (BMC). Read about my experience working there at
@WISDateline. https://t.co/UnPpQ7fB0k
WIS's response to the Derek Chauvin trial was disappointing and inadequate, and has led to a larger discussion of racism at the school and the administration's actions to combat it. Read more of this op-ed on the
@WISDateline website.
https://t.co/7nAdKWYFSR
Dr. David Fakunle and Dr. Edward Carson are two talented guest assembly speakers from this past school year. For my new @WISDateline story, I spoke to them about the motivations behind their work, what impact they hope to have on students, and more. https://t.co/LB0U74KTCa
Spanish teacher Ana Andura recently passed away after 23 years at WIS. Andura embraced every aspect of life, from photographing flowers to hosting annual Carnival celebrations. Read testimonies about her impact on the WIS community at @WISDateline. https://t.co/OD5oSCXLhP