Photo credit: San Diego Union Tribune In recent years, the issue of income inequality has become a prominent topic of discussion in the United States. Despite the nation’s overall economic growth…
A glimpse into post-COVID IMSA with the students of pre-COVID IMSA, Class of 2022 The following is an editorial from IMSA alumni. This letter has been reviewed only for clarity…
The first semester of a new year at IMSA can be overwhelming not only for sophomores but for seniors as well. This fall, the Class of 2023 must balance college…
The SAT, a standardized test offered through the College Board, is going digital. The test has traditionally lasted three hours and was completely on paper. Recently, colleges have started making…
On January 24, 2022, the Supreme Court announced that it would reconsider race-conscious affirmative action in college admissions. In particular, Supreme Court justices are willing to hear challenges to affirmative…
Aurora, Illinois (The Acronym) — As the universally dreaded November 1st deadline quickly approaches, seniors across the nation are scrambling to revise their 472nd personal statement drafts and trying to…