After decades of struggling to find his true self, Charlie Puth lets go of his insecure yet ostentatious demonstrations of music theory and perfect pitch to release an album that is truly his own....

Ryland Grace regains consciousness, confused, alone and light-years away from the nearest human. He remembers nothing – not his name, age or mission. Surrounded by scientific instruments, he must piece...

Discovering a hidden gem from your long-time favorite artist feels magical – from the goosebumps during the opening notes to the thrill of the final fading strum. But what happens when there’s nothing...

By Andy Kang The third sequel of the Avatar franchise, “Avatar: Fire and Ash” premiered on Dec. 17, 2025 in South Korea, even before major markets like the U.S. and China brought it on screen. The...

Welcome back to a new season of DIS School Rules. My name is Esther Kang, and I am excited to bring you this podcast where I explore ways to stay safe and make the most of our school's resources and environment....

7 hours a day, 5 days a week, 42 weeks a year - students spend a ludicrous amount of time at school. With all that hard work, it’s only a matter of time before students feel sick of productivity. Jets Tailspin presents the best ways to take it easy for a day and avoid burnout. 

Kim Young Woong, the dynamic rookie third baseman and former shortstop for the Samsung Lions, shows prowess on the field, electrifies fans, and earns the title of the team's home run leader. Initially a replacement for injured player Lee Jae Hyeon, Kim swiftly emerged as a force as he showcased unparalleled skill and determination at bat.

One of the Korean Baseball Organization (KBO)’s oldest teams, the local Samsung Lions, struggled to maintain consistent performance over the past eight seasons. Well-known as the squad with the best...

In less than two months, seniors wrap up their final chapter at DIS. Before they walk down the aisle, it’s time to get weird. All 31 of them got together to answer funky questions about their futures. Ricky and Sarah compiled all their responses into bar graphs. Check out these “Senior Statistics”.

The high school volleyball divisional was hosted on Saturday, October 15th, at DIS. From 9 AM to 5 PM, the teams shared court time in 4 different locations. Families, fans, and other members of the DIS community showed up to show school spirit. While our mascot, Glider, cheered and posed for photos all day long, parents sold delicious snacks in the Snack Shack with the National Junior Honor Society (NJHS). With the Student Athletic Advisory Committee (SAAC) members keeping score during matches and guest referees from the Daegu Volleyball Association, a fair tournament was ensured. For the boys, Team 1 finished in first place going undefeated, Team 2 won two games, and Team 3 also finished strong. For the girls, Teams 1 and 2 both won two games and Teams 3 and 4 also showed great effort. The volleyball teams look forward to bringing home the trophy from the finals held on November 17th at Busan Foreign School (BFS) and the International School of Busan (ISB). 

Families poured onto campus for the first Back to School Night since the Before Times. The event was hosted at DIS on the evening of August 24. This continued tradition had halted for a while due to COVID, but finally, DIS was able to hold an open event for families to come to participate. With positive feedback from parents and students alike, the night was a great success. Mrs. Cameron proudly remarks that over 200 students and parents participated.