Audrey Park , Reporter
November 16, 2021 • No Comments
Chemistry student Steven Sun has received two scholarships for his score on a chemistry exam. Steven was the first place winner for the Chicago-area chapter of the American Chemical Society. Steven had the highest score overall...
November 9, 2021 • No Comments
With students increasingly saying they are overwhelmed from school workload, Student Council hosted a meeting Nov. 2 for students to voice their concerns and discuss organizational strategies. Students had previously...
Adults learn to identify, respond to student distress
November 9, 2021
As the year kicked off, 122 Lab teachers, administrators and clerical staff will be trained to understand, identify and respond...
New system can ease hassle of printing in library
November 2, 2021
Year after year, students rush to the printer island in the Pritzker-Traubert Library five minutes before the start of class...
Photo gallery: Protestors rally outside UChicago president’s inauguration
November 1, 2021
Protestors rallied outside Rockefeller Chapel on Oct. 19 during the inauguration for new University of Chicago president...
Club sets up ofrenda to spread knowledge, celebrate the Day of the Dead
October 29, 2021
Filled with photos, skulls, beverages, flowers and all types of bright-colored designs, Latinos Unidos has set up an ofrenda...
Every few years, the national debt ceiling debate resurfaces and becomes a contentious political discussion. The Treasury Department defines the "debt limit" (or ceiling)...
Every year, on jersey day you can walk out onto Kenwood Mall and see students dressed in jerseys posing together taking pictures for their Instagrams. Each athletic team has...
At most awards shows, female-presenting celebrities or spouses are expected to show up decked out in glitter and fine fabrics, while their male counterparts show up in a traditional...
The U-High Midway surveyed 212 students Oct. 17-Nov. 5 asking how much free time they have during the week and the activities they are most likely to engage in. The survey considered free time to be any...
A trove of leaked internal Facebook documents exposed a frightening truth: Facebook has knowingly fostered an environment on its social media...
As daily life gradually returns to what it was pre-pandemic, ArtsFest will be one of the quintessential U-High events that will be happening fully in-person. The ArtsFest board is accepting submissions...
The Columbus Day parade took place downtown in the Loop, early afternoon of Monday, Oct. 11. Under overcast skies small crowds of people gathered behind barricades...
One of the primary issues of the digital age is determining truth from falsehood. Skills of reasoning and media literacy have become more relevant than ever before.
Known as the “First Lady of the Black Press,” journalist Ethel Payne was a voice for Black Americans in a predominantly white news landscape....
