The Future of IMSA Edition
The Acronym is excited and proud to bring to you this year’s Future of IMSA Edition. The future of IMSA is an everchanging topic which we hope to keep our…
Features
I Reported on Gun Violence for the Past Six Months: Here’s What I Learned
A few weeks ago, my mom told me about my relative, Ochari D’Aiello. He was black, Italian, and Jewish. He was intelligent, a natural born leader, and socially active. He…
“She Got In Because She’s A Girl”
I dreaded the college application season as a junior because of my sex. I knew that in a year, I might face the invalidation that comes with getting accepted by…
Look at What Anti-Semitism Has Done
When I was younger, I never liked being Jewish. To me, my religion meant Hebrew school after normal school, fidgeting at Torah services, and being told to believe in an…
The State of Mental Health at IMSA
In the spring of 2018, IMSA’s Office of Institutional Research (OIR) administered the Stanford Survey of Adolescent School Experiences (i.e. The Challenge Success Survey). The survey was created in 2009…
The Story Behind Senate Bill 2939: An Interview with Dr. Torres
The legislation that declares IMSA’s purpose and identity has existed since 1985. Under the proposals of Senate Bill 2939, it would be changed to read as follows: Sec. 2. Establishment,…