Since the start of the school year, several sightings of “Stuart,” a cartoonish white cat, have been seen taped up or drawn in conspicuous places, like above water fountains, on or near bulletin boards...
After all the hard work, the “Mamma Mia!” production made its debut on Jan 31, Feb 1 and Feb 2 allowing many people to see the show numerous times and to see what the students have been rehearsing...
On Jan 27, a 14-year-old girl named Hira, who was born and raised in New York, was reportedly shot dead by her uncle in an “honor killing,” during what she had been led to believe was a family vacation...
At the end of January, physical education teacher Jacques Ertel will be retiring after 31 years of teaching. During his 11 years at QSI, Ertel developed a physical education program, created and coached...
Students are talking about and making plans for how to deal with the TikTok ban that's supposed to start on Jan. 19 and will mean that people will no longer be able to download or update the TikTop app...
The Queens School of Inquiry (QSI) has a diverse student body with around 83 % of students identifying with a minority group and although the exact number is unknown, many of these students come from immigrant...
Shirazi Karahi House is a Pakistani restaurant serving traditional dishes along with sweets and drinks. The staff is very attentive and kind, bringing on a welcoming approach. The restaurant...
On Nov. 13, five students from each grade were recognized for exhibiting the QSI Graduate Traits: creativity, collaboration, communication, problem solving and inquiry. The prize for all winners was...
New York City’s Department of Education has recently implemented the OMNY card system in public schools, making transportation more accessible and efficient for students. The card allows students to...
When I think of Haiti, I like to imagine a country in the Caribbean known for its rich history of traditions and folklore. A colorful paradise with palm trees and beautiful oceans, as well as the graceful...
