Athlete of the Week: Josh Alford
By Grace Rozembajgier Senior Josh Alford recently committed to Franklin College to play basketball. With Senior Night coming up, Josh talked about his experience at...
View ArticleBoys Basketball Recap
By Jon Gray Basketball is arguably the defining sport of University. Walking into the average sectionals game, one could immediately spot the blue-and-white student section...
View Article5 Tips for March Madness Tipoff
By Grace Rozembajgier Tomorrow marks the beginning of possibly the most exciting time of the year — March Madness — and this year’s bracket...
View ArticleWinter Olympics: USA’s Strong Performances in Snowboarding Led by Two Teenagers
By Mary Rozembajgier The PyeongChang Winter Olympics have just finished, and the United States ended with a total of 23 medals. This year, four of the United States’ nine gold medals came from our...
View ArticleBlack Panther: What Impact Will It Have on Current and Younger Generations?
By Ryan Ricks and Karen Wang Black Panther, a movie that came out just a mere 10 days ago, has already broken records and raised awareness. It’s been hailed for its “wokeness,” story, and villain. With...
View ArticleChina’s Congress Ratifies New Constitutional Amendments, Enabling Xi Jinping...
By Karen Wang China’s Congress has recently ratified a proposal to lift a provision of its constitution which limits the maximum amount of terms for any president to serve to two. This new modification...
View ArticlePowderpuff Football League
By Mary Rozembajgier This year, juniors Arya Narayanan and Hallie Harrison created University High School’s first Powderpuff Football League, where all-girl teams play flag football while being coached...
View ArticleThe Populist Wave in Italy
By Ryan Ricks Italy now faces a hung Parliament and large populist victories after parliamentary elections on March 12th. While 50% of voters voted for populist and other right wing parties, no parties...
View ArticleMarch For Life: A Historic Example of the Power of High School Students
By Karen Wang On Saturday, March 24, millions of people marched in over 800 organized events around the world to protest for more stringent American gun laws. Saturday’s demonstrations were a historic...
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