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The Student News Site of University of Chicago Laboratory High School

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At DEI conference, students gain valuable lessons to foster inclusivity
Cafeteria implements new sustainability practices
In response to data, teachers modify classrooms

In response to data, teachers modify classrooms

November 14, 2023

In March, Lab’s annual health and wellness survey results showed many students experience feelings of isolation. In the...

Rocio Villaseñor, Lab school communication specialist, has died

Rocio Villaseñor, Lab school communication specialist, has died

November 14, 2023

Rocio Villaseñor, a member of the Laboratory Schools communications team, died in a house fire on the evening of Nov. 10....

Robotics team begins offseason following recent success

Robotics team begins offseason following recent success

November 9, 2023

The robotics team Cache Money 8096 is off to a successful start for their fall offseason, before they begin officially competing...

Through cultural immersion, Argentinian exchange students explore Lab, Chicago

Through cultural immersion, Argentinian exchange students explore Lab, Chicago

November 8, 2023

In the pastel orange afternoon glow of the Judd Hall coffee shop, Bianca Allevato says goodbye to barista Ariel Williams,...

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Although Girl Math and similar TikTok trends come across as funny and empowering, Arts Editor Chloë Alexander asserts that these trends further negative connotations.
Girl Math perpetuates absence of financial literacy
Chloe Alexander, Arts Editor • November 30, 2023

Scrolling through TikTok’s “For you page,” you are bound to come across at least one video about Girl Dinner, Girl Math or Girl’s Roman Empire. From girls talking...

In this Vox Pop, we ask students who will vote in the 2024 Presidential election which issues are the most important.
Vox Pop: 2024 presidential election
Light Dohrn, Edward Park, and Zara Siddique November 9, 2023

You will be voting in the presidential election on Nov. 5, 2024. What is an issue you think should be discussed and why?  “I think climate change and its impacts need...

Kabir Joshi argues history classes should bring more current events into the classroom.
History classes should study more current events
Kabir Joshi, Assistant Editor • November 2, 2023

Every year, most U-High students sign up for at least one history course. The history department offers courses ranging from Early World History to AT U.S. History, all covering...

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Many students have put down their devices and opted for long-term strategic tabletop board games.
Tabletop board game sends students on months long quest
Clare McRoberts, Features Editor • November 14, 2023

It had been six months. Six months of intricately plotted strategy. Attacks and counterattacks. Vanquishing alliances and ruthless betrayals.  At last, a victor emerges from the rubble. The war is...

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Headspace, Daylio Journal, Forest and Moodkit are valuable tools for aiding students in managing their mental health.
Stress management apps support student mental health
Zara Siddique, Sports & Leisure Editor • November 1, 2023

These four applications stand out as valuable tools for aiding students in managing their mental health. Similar to U-high provided app Insight...

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“Sweet Kaaram Coffee” is a Tamil-language comedy-drama show about women from three generations who embark on the road trip of a lifetime.
South Indian television series highlights social and structural sexism
Taariq Ahmed, Digital Editor • December 4, 2023

A father and son awake to confusion. The women of their household, always present somewhere, are missing from the home entirely. Leaving behind only a sticky note of an explanation, the women have left...

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Students and parents gathered for the annual Halloween parade at Earl Shapiro Hall on Oct. 31. Students in the high school band, with instruments in hand, faced the heavy wind and light flecks of snow as they led the parade, greeting the excited children in their elaborate costumes along the way.
Audio: Band shares joy of music with youngest Lab students in Halloween parade
Skye Freeman, Audience Engagement Manager • November 3, 2023

On Tuesday, Oct. 31st, Halloween morning, parents and costumed students filed into Earl Shapiro Hall for the annual halloween parade. Children ran off to their classrooms...

Chicago snack stores that showcase a range of international snacks have seen a boom in popularity in 2023. These six snacks reflect that new range of options.
Snacks around the globe
October 13, 2023
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You and AI: Your new reality
You and AI: Your new reality
Sahana Unni, Skye Freeman, Victoria Washington, Edward Park, and Katie Sasamoto-Kurisu October 25, 2023

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Affirmative Apprehension
Affirmative Apprehension
September 27, 2023
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A customer decides how much to tip employees for their meal at Plein Air Cafe in the University of Chicago.
After years of advocacy, Chicago ends subminimum wage for tipped workers
Victoria Washington, Opinion Editor • November 29, 2023

15%. 18%. 20%. How much to tip? From luxury meals to quick stops at Starbucks, gratitude provides a natural end to dining experiences. We ask...

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