Louis Auxenfans, News Editor
November 15, 2022 • No Comments
The Laboratory Schools administration is asking students and employees to take two COVID-19 tests before returning to school Nov. 28 after Thanksgiving Break, according to a schoolwide email sent by Marsha East, associate...
Erich Raumann, Deputy Managing Editor
November 8, 2022 • No Comments
Participation in the SHIELD testing program for COVID-19 has dwindled since the beginning of the year, putting the program at risk of shutting down. Many students stopped testing last spring when cases decreased and...
Band returns to perform at traditional Halloween parade for youngest Lab students
November 4, 2022
The U-High band performed for the youngest students at the Laboratory Schools at Earl Shapiro Hall for the annual Halloween...
Striving toward gender equality
October 26, 2022
A sea of students flows throughout the cafeteria during Club Shopping as group leaders urge people to sign up. Amid the chaos...
First Latinidad assembly celebrates diversity of Latinx culture
October 24, 2022
Highlighting the diversity of stories, cultures and experiences among the Latinx community to U-High students, Latinos Unidos...
Schedule committee presents schedule models to faculty and staff
October 21, 2022
The high school schedule committee presented four models for how to revise the daily schedule to the high school faculty...
Celebrities have great influence on their fan base, and are often looked up to as role models. Nonetheless celebrities are human, and like anyone they can experience bouts...
In August, California Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed a bill that would have allowed Los Angeles, Oakland and San Francisco to open supervised drug injection sites. The pilot program...
Recently, a social media account apparently tied to a U-High student responded to questions submitted by the account’s followers by posting several statements degrading...
The volleyball flies out of bounds and into the crowd of laughing fans. Cheers erupt on both sides of the net as players from the volleyball team and boys soccer team embrace their teammates. Students...
It’s lunchtime at U-High. Pans crackle at the stir fry station. Chefs toss rice noodles, edamame and tofu as a long, slow-moving line of students...
In an Old Western saloon, Kay Weston sits on top of a piano: legs crossed, in a tight-fitting yellow dress as a group of cowboys watch her sing “River of No Return.” A golden haze illuminates her,...
At some point in your life, during the month of October, you’ve probably carved a pumpkin. It’s a fun halloween-themed activity to partake in with friends or family....
Much is at stake in the election just days away. Decisions surrounding local and national issues will crucially affect our generation. From abortion rights to inflation, students...
From a perpetually-active downtown to diverse neighborhoods bursting with culture to a sprawling lakefront, the city of Chicago, formally...
