Student feminists react to U.S. election news: “I do not respect Donald Trump at all”
“You can say you’re sorry for something, but that doesn’t mean you didn’t do it, or didn’t say the things that you said,” argued Casselis.
American School of Paris students react to U.S. presidential results
It was a grey, rainy Wednesday morning in Paris by the time the U.S. presidential election results were announced, and the weather mirrored students’ reactions: Anger, disappointment and fear.
Exhaustion, disappointment, indifference at Eiffel Tower as U.S. voters head to polls
Overall, the general mood towards the U.S. presidential nominees was best summarized by Cametto, who said it was a choice between “le moins mal (the least evil).”
Soccer game unites American School of Paris, asylum seekers
A calculation by ASP sophomore Anabella Prosperi using information from Association Pierre Claver and player interviews revealed that Claver players traveled a combined 98,179 kilometers from Afghanistan, Libya, Sudan and Syria, where they lived before they were forced to migrate.
Make the connection: Get ready for GSS Chats
During #GSSChats, we will be discussing our "big story" theme for this year, global migration, including issues such as refugee youth, immigration, human trafficking and technology across borders. We'll also talk about trends in journalism, high school-to-college life and the upcoming U.S. presidential election.
Students gather in Paris for Model UN Conference
PARIS — Students from around the world are gathering for PAMUN XV, the 15th annual Model UN conference in Paris, which begins on Feb. 13. Scheduled to take place last November, PAMUN XV was delayed due to the Nov. 13 terror attacks in…
“An Inconvenient Truth” more timely than ever
By Louis Grelot, GSS film critic PARIS — "An Inconvenient Truth" is an Academy Award-winning documentary released in 2006. Technically, it is a recording of a presentation by Al Gore, who lost the U.S. presidential election to George Bush in 2000.…
Editorial: Thank you, Bali
PARIS — For months now, the ASPire journalism program at the American School of Paris has been planning to cover COP21 for Global Student Square, an international student journalism network. The opportunity to cover COP21 and possibly see world leaders in action, such…
Students express hopes for peace in wake of Paris terror attacks
As the world gathers for the COP21 climate change conference in France, students at the American School of Paris gathered on campus to express hopes for peace in the wake of terror attacks that hit their city on Nov. 13.…
Editorial: In wake of Paris attacks, we will report
PARIS — Friday, Nov. 13 was a very long night, for all of us as journalists, but also as Parisians, as we stood witness to atrocities our city has never suffered. This morning, we wake up to a changed city,…