If last month—May—was the “I Can’t Believe” month (see my “letter” in the May 21 issue), June is perhaps a month of “goodbyes.” Read the full story

May is perhaps the most exciting month of the year. Read the full story

Within the past three weeks two groups of students, one from the Puxi campus, and one from the Pudong campus, have traveled to Inner Mongolia to plant trees. Read the full story

This issue of The Eagle is “The IB Art Issue.”

Full disclosure: My knowledge of art, sadly, is limited. Read the full story

John Leonard is the high school music teacher on the Pudong campus. His story about our SAS musicians taking the world stage in Ankara, Turkey, over spring break appears on page 30 of this issue. Read the full story

As we move closer to spring, I’ve been chatting with seniors on both campuses, hearing their stories and listening to their dreams. Read the full story

Not to be talking about my wife all the time or anything … Read the full story

It seems to me that perhaps one of the most striking qualities of us humans, is that we respond sympathetically to human suffering and need. Read the full story

Generally, I’ve regarded New Years resolutions as an innocuous activity for the hopelessly neurotic. After all, someone who does the same thing over and over, expecting a different outcome, has got to be a little bit disturbed. And being both neurotic and disturbed, I keep making resolutions without fail every year. Read the full story