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The student newspaper of The United Nations International School.

The UNISVerse

The student newspaper of The United Nations International School.

The UNISVerse

The student newspaper of The United Nations International School.

The UNISVerse

New Year, New Reps: Do They Have What It Takes?

New Year, New Reps: Do They Have What It Takes?

By Lyla Kazmi, Writer October 28, 2025

T1 student council representatives were announced on Wednesday, October 1st. The students running included Camila Ringel, George Sarosi, Shaya Zaman, Ulysse Nanopoulos, and Avery Kim. The newly elected...

Weekly New Music Friday Reviews (Week of October 27th)

Weekly New Music Friday Reviews (Week of October 27th)

By Brendan Gieseke, Writer October 28, 2025

Every Friday, the internet is swarmed with new tracks (even 1.4 million on Spotify), each promising to define your weekend mood. But which ones actually deliver? Welcome (or welcome back) to the weekly...

“World’s Oldest Llama” Record is Met with Controversy

“World’s Oldest Llama” Record is Met with Controversy

By Annabelle Hussian, Writer October 16, 2025

Tallest toilet paper tower, most snails on one person’s face, longest fingernails…the list goes on. We can’t escape the ever-growing list of seemingly pointless Guinness World Records, but earlier...

Crumbl Cookies Review: Worth the Hype or Overrated?

Crumbl Cookies Review: Worth the Hype or Overrated?

By Ananya Ghose, Writer May 7, 2025

In recent years, Crumbl Cookies has taken the social media dessert world by storm with its signature pink boxes, alternating weekly menu, and oversized cookies. Given the brand’s viral presence all over...

Exam Week: Yay or Nay?

Exam Week: Yay or Nay?

By Lian Zhu, Writer March 24, 2025

Should there be an Exam Week? At the end of January, students at UNIS underwent a series of assessments – many of them official “exams” – for the end of the semester. This article will explore...

Soundtrack to a Coup d'Etat

Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat

By Titilewami Omilola, Visuals Editor March 12, 2025

In January, half of the UNIS Tutorial house was given the opportunity to watch the Oscar nominated Documentary Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat, by filmmaker Johan Grimonprez. The film explains how a series...

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The Suprising Story of Nigeria’s Space Program

By Omorinmola Akinwande, Writer March 12, 2025

Over the past years, there has been much interest in human and robotic space exploration, as well as humanity’s place in the solar system and the universe. Recently, in the United States, the National...

67th Annual Grammy Awards: Successes and Controversies

67th Annual Grammy Awards: Successes and Controversies

By Alma Laine, Writer March 3, 2025

Since 1958, the Grammy Awards ceremony – an event commending the most notable artists of the prior year and their works – has been celebrated by music fanatics from all over the world. Anxiously, music...

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The Shocking Environmental Impact of AI

By Emilia Scannell-Siga and Annabelle Hussian February 3, 2025

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming everything from education and medicine to entertainment and music. However, behind these innovations, an issue occurs that most don’t yet know: its environmental...

"My Hands": A Poem

“My Hands”: A Poem

By Salome Valter, Arts & Culture Editor January 24, 2025

My Hands i’m someone with chewed up nails with love on the brain and a slow pen in hand onerously scratching out my timeline my fingertips are bitten generic dented into typicality they are ...

Bryant Park Winter Village: A Review

Bryant Park Winter Village: A Review

By Faaris Ahmed, Writer January 15, 2025

(All photos by Faaris Ahmed) Winter is one of the most magical times of the year for the Big Apple. From the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree to ice skating at Wollman Rink, New Yorkers won’t grow...

Wicked Review: Wickedly Good or Just Another Adaptation?

Wicked Review: Wickedly Good or Just Another Adaptation?

By Nysa Saxena and Ananya Ghose December 18, 2024

The world of storytelling has long captivated audiences, but few tales have been reimagined as powerfully or as often as the story of Oz. Wicked originates from Gregory Maguire’s 1995 novel, which itself...

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