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“Inferno English”: How the CSAT’s English section lost its purpose
Thomas Kim, Writer and Broadcast Journalist | February 27, 2026
DIS security guard Chang-do Yoon returns to the craft of poetry
Kelly Park, Writer | February 27, 2026
“No Other Choice” exposes the quiet desperation behind survival
Andy Kang, Writer | February 27, 2026
DIS musicians harmonize at KIMEA National Honor Festiva
Kelly Park, Writer | February 26, 2026
From Manhwa to Monotony – Solo Leveling: ARISE OVERDRIVE
Chirayu Joshi, Writer | February 26, 2026
From K-Food mecca to price-gouging controversies
William Seo and Leanne Yoon | February 26, 2026
Jets come up short in bid for podium finish
Alex Seo, Managing Editor | February 26, 2026
Jets Tailspin: Student sees teacher outside of school, suffers existential crisis
Chirayu Joshi, Writer | February 26, 2026
[Photos] Elementary students turn collected bottle caps into their own creative works
Jasmine Lee, Writer | February 26, 2026
Unhealthy consumerism taints K-pop industry
Ann Oh, Writer and Broadcast Journalist | February 24, 2026

News

The 2026 National Honor Festival cohort stands in front of a photo wall. They conclude the festival on a high note as they swell with pride for all of their achievements.

DIS musicians harmonize at KIMEA National Honor Festiva

Kelly Park, Writer • February 26, 2026

DIS musicians ventured to Seoul Foreign School to take part in the Korea International Music Educators Association (KIMEA) National Honor Festival...

The participants gather and proudly present their completed bottle-cap artwork, holding up colorful creations made from recycled materials. The collaborative highlight creativity, teamwork and environmental awareness as participants transform everyday waste into meaningful art.

[Photos] Elementary students turn collected bottle caps into their own creative works

February 26, 2026

Junior Justin Son gestures toward a hand-drawn poster as he explains how political narratives shape public bias. Seated beside him, Jake Park listens closely, preparing to share his own response.

Students meet to discuss anti-Chinese sentiments

February 22, 2026

Fifth graders lean in with sharp focus during a heated round of Jeopardy at Leadership Game Night. Their spirited cheers and quick answers capture just how much the event energized the room.

Lean In hosts elementary leadership activity

February 11, 2026

Features

Security guard Yoon boasts his poetry anthologies, titled “Intense Resonance,” and “To think water stains are tadpoles.” The anthologies won the Planning Perspectives 47th Contest.

DIS security guard Chang-do Yoon returns to the craft of poetry

Kelly Park, Writer • February 27, 2026

Children giggle, and serenity surrounds the DIS campus grounds. Security guard Chang-do Yoon sits at his security post as inspiration flows through...

The third grade class holds up their “Fire Safety Promise” worksheets, each one meticulously drawn and filled out utilizing their newly gained knowledge.

SAFE lunch club educates youngsters on fire prevention

February 22, 2026

A product written in Korean befuddles an exchange student, who cannot understand the writing on the item. Puzzled, they end up purchasing the wrong item.

Foreign university exchange students struggle to assimilate

February 12, 2026

After recovering from the bicycle accident, Kim makes the most of his freedom with his family at a 100-year-old cafe in New York. Now recovered, he travels from Georgia to NYC.

Ryan Kim carves out an ordinary life after three brushes with death

February 1, 2026

Arts & Entertainment

Man-soo stands in a moment of intense inner conflict, holding a flower pot as he prepares to confront someone who is connected to his dismissal from his company. The scene captures the weight of his desperation.

“No Other Choice” exposes the quiet desperation behind survival

Andy Kang, Writer • February 27, 2026

In the opening scene of “No Other Choice”, antihero Yoo Man-soo receives devastating news. He stands under the gloomy office light, gun in...

A visually explosive action RPG that leans hard on Solo Leveling’s popularity offers little beyond grind and repetition. Flashy combat can’t save this poor excuse of a sequel from its depthless systems and dull design.

From Manhwa to Monotony – Solo Leveling: ARISE OVERDRIVE

February 26, 2026

The overconsumption of merchandise troubles adolescents. Despite the prohibitive prices, they reluctantly open their wallets due to peer pressure from the fandom.

Unhealthy consumerism taints K-pop industry

February 24, 2026

The “Wake Up Dead Man” title shines suspensefully against the dark background. A sense of mystery settles in before the movie even begins.

Sins, silence and suspicion

February 24, 2026

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Opinions

The 2026 CSAT English section hit a record low Grade 1 percentage, highlighting the subject’s enduring controversy over the exam’s validity.

“Inferno English”: How the CSAT’s English section lost its purpose

Thomas Kim, Writer and Broadcast Journalist • February 27, 2026

Similar to previous years, the 2026 Korean CSAT (College Scholastic Ability Test) could not avoid controversy. Among its sections, the English...

Gwangjang market faces public scrutiny amid complaints over pricing practices and service standards. Once praised as one of Korea’s most popular tourist destinations, its controversies dampen its popularity.

From K-Food mecca to price-gouging controversies

February 26, 2026

Last December, the school administration implemented a policy requiring lunch clubs and student-led organizations to funnel all promotional social media content through the Head of Marketing, Mrs. Katie Kim. Reluctant to undertake the arduous process, many clubs decided to delete their accounts entirely.

Students should produce more content for the DIS instagram account

February 22, 2026

A student stands puzzled as he tries to weigh his choices among a flood of new courses. For many, a policy meant to grant freedom came back as even greater pressure.

Korea mirrors Western pedagogy with new high school credit system

February 22, 2026

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Trending Stories

Colleen Hoover, the best-selling author of "It Ends With Us," faces extreme backlash for her controversial actions. Jio Kim, an ex-fan of the writer, returns to examine the controversies.

CoHo controversies: a legal battle opens eyes to toxic tropes • 332 Views

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Varsity starters for the Jets step forward as Athletic Director Mr. Bergan announces their names through the gym, prepared to set the tempo from the opening tip. Before taking the floor, the girls exchange respectful handshakes with the opposing coach, underscoring the sportsmanship that defines the matchup.

Varsity Jets face lopsided defeat in rematch against Warriors • 235 Views

Senior Christine Mason and juniors Leewen Wang and Belle Kim giggle as snow flutters around them. Excited by the snowfall, the trio tosses handfuls of snow at one another, brightening the chilly day with laughter.

[Photos] A snowy break turns campus into a winter treat • 220 Views

The ensemble wraps up on a high note, with celebrations of shared achievement through harmony. Following hours of intense performances, the young artists departed with a deeper connection to music.

[Photos] Middle School musicians from across Korea gather for KIMEA Honor Band • 211 Views

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